ojhel
Aug 30, 2013
Writing Feedback / IELTS 1: A letter to the shop manager - 'it is broken' [11]
it's better to start writing such a formal letter with the expressions like; I am writing this letter (in relation to.../ regarding... / with regards to...)...
Although you want to make a complain, better not to use such expressions like "Now I am writing you to complain about it", because it sounds direct and impolite.
I think if you use some linking words between the sentences, that may sound more cohesive.
"It is my son's birthday five days later and I have promised him to bake his favorite cake for the party" is not RELEVANT.
it's better to start writing such a formal letter with the expressions like; I am writing this letter (in relation to.../ regarding... / with regards to...)...
Although you want to make a complain, better not to use such expressions like "Now I am writing you to complain about it", because it sounds direct and impolite.
I think if you use some linking words between the sentences, that may sound more cohesive.
"It is my son's birthday five days later and I have promised him to bake his favorite cake for the party" is not RELEVANT.