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Dear Mr. Smith,
I am writing to express my dissatisfaction with the persistent maintenance issue in my apartment, which I reported to you on several occasions but which remains unresolved.
The problem concerns a leaking ceiling in the living room, which first appeared approximately three weeks ago. Despite my previous complaints, no repairs have been carried out, and the situation has gradually deteriorated. Water continues to seep through the ceiling whenever it rains, leaving damp patches on the walls and causing damage to the furniture.
This issue has significantly disrupted my daily life. I have been forced to move my furniture away from the affected area and am unable to use part of the living room comfortably. Furthermore, the persistent dampness has created an unpleasant smell and raised concerns about the possible development of mould. I am also worried that the water could damage the electrical fixtures, potentially putting my safety at risk.
I would therefore appreciate it if you could arrange for a qualified maintenance professional to inspect and repair the leak within the next 48 hours. I also expect you to ensure that any resulting damage is properly addressed. Given the length of time this problem has persisted, I believe it is reasonable to request that these repairs be treated as a matter of urgency.
I look forward to receiving your prompt response and confirmation of the repair schedule.
Yours sincerely,
Ali
Dear new neighbors,
I am writing this letter to invite you to the housewarming party to celebrate my new home, and I want to celebrate together with my neighborhood. I am moving to Block 1 Lot 10, located near the central park of the village, where you can find a house in front of the entrance. It is a two-story house with three windows on the front view and a small terrace in front of the entrance.
The celebration begins at 3 pm on the 3rd Sunday of March, a day after we move into this new property. We are planning to have a grill party, karaoke, parlor games, and food gathering with Filipino resemblance since we are originally from the Philippines. It is not required to bring anything because we have already prepared food and drinks; what we recommend to bring food containers so that you can take home some food.
Best regards,
Star Family
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Dear Adale,
Hopefully you are well, and I’m delighted about your upcoming housewarming party. I welcome you once again into this neighborhood. Hence, I wish you a successful event. Though I am bothered and sincerely want to express my concern about the party, having seen a van driving to your home, I noticed that it was loaded with a loudspeaker, and I want to air my view on the noise this might generate to other neighbors, most especially to Mrs. Peter’s living adjacent to you; she is suffering from phonophobia, which can be triggered by noise, and some residents that have similar cases. Moreover, if you have noticed the sign post, “Memory Care Home,” just at the entrance of the community opposite your abode, it’s a residential facility for elderly people, whereby most of them suffer from Alzheimer’s and similar illnesses that could be easily triggered by a loud sound.
I suggest you should use the community soundproof hall for your party. Most of the residents who host an event, such as birthday parties, child naming ceremonies, etc., who want it a bit loud, use this center. Just log in on the community app “Homely Community” on your Apple Store or Play Store and sign up using your apartment number. The app is free, but you will have to pay the total sum of 50 pounds for the hall; the money generated from this is often used for the maintenance of the locals. If you want more information about the center, please see the President of the community, Mr. Rogger Sane; he lives at the GraceFlower Street Estate on the opposite side of the community.
Thank you for your understanding. Let’s make our cohabitants and the community happy and a conducive place to live in.
Sincerely,
Helen James.
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Dear Sir,
My name is Helen James, a student at Local College, with the registration number BHT-198731. I am writing this letter regarding the scheme of work whose submission deadline was last week, on the 1st of May. Moreover, I was unable to submit my assignment because I had an operation around the same period as the task due date last week, and I am still in the hospital recovering. Kindly bear with me, as I am at the concluding chapter of my project plan. That being said, I plead for more time to get it done, hopefully by the 15th of May, and hand it over to the scheme submission unit once I am discharged from the hospital.
Thank you in anticipation.
Sincerely,
Helen James
Dear Sir/Madam,
My name is Cecillia , and I am a student in the Bachelor of Education program. I would like to inform you about the recent Project Assessment. Over the past few days, I went to the hospital because I had food poisoning, so I needed to have bed rest and take some medication. That is why it has affected my ability to complete the Project Assessment that was supposed to be submitted last Monday night.
I sincerely apologize for the delay and any inconvenience it may cause. I will send you the medical certificate related to my illness thru the university form. I kindly request an extension of a few days so I can complete my Assessment.
Thank you for your understanding. I am looking forward to your response.
Yours faithfully,
Cecillia