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Writing: Write a formal letter in reply to the advertisement on p.198 exercise 084 + text pattern on page 136 in Resource Section or write a text about when you left your home or your country. When and why? How did it feel? How did your family react? 200-300 words 084 Writing: A formal letter You've been accepted to study at the University of Sussex, in Brighton. You need somewhere to live and have seen the following advertisement on the Internet Write a letter in answer to it. Need help? See Formal letter in Resource Section p. 136. STUDIO APARTMENT TO RENT Suitable for one student only No animals and non-smoker Please apply by letter to: Mary Truman PhD 30 Western Road Brighton BN2 5AP England When you've written your letter, find a partner Change letters and take turns to comment on it. a member should be written in a formal style. You need to keep to a strict and format and to avoid informal language, for example short forms of verbs. Here is a letter wie A letter written to a business a college you are considered a friend or a fonte answer to an advertisement for a flat to rent. 1 20 Chesterton Rd. Chesterton Way Leyfield Tamworth B79 8DH Tel: 074927718 Mrs B. Bridges 2 18 Edward Road Keresley Coventry CV6 2GR 2 March 20xx 3 Dear Mrs Bridges, Re: 3-bedroom flat to let in Vauxhall Road 5 I am writing in answer to your advertisement for the above flat in Saturday's 6 Coventry Echo. I have recently got a new job with HSBC bank in the centre of Coventry and need somewhere to live as it is too far to commute from Tamworth every day. At present I am sharing a house with four other people, but there will be no problem leaving as someone else is already eager to move in. I have lived at my present address for seven years and have always paid my rent on time. My landlord, Mr Garrett, is prepared to give me s reference. (Address supplied below.) Would it be possible to view the flat as soon as possible as my job starts at the end of the month? I look forward to hearing from you in due course. Yours sincerely, Charlotte Evans Charlotte Evans 9 This is my landlord's address: David Garrett 13 Leicester Road Tamworth 2 Put your address on the right. Put the address of the person you're writing to on the left. Put the date under your address. You can write it in three ways: March 2 2014.2 March 2014 2/3/14 NB in the US you write 3/2/14 Do not write 14-03-02 4 Begin with a salutation: Dear Sir, or Dear Madam (if you don't know the name) Dear Sir/Madam (if you don't know if it's a man or a woman) Dear Mr/Mrs/Ms................... (if you know the surname of the person) Where appropriate, you can use a heading to show what the letter is about It often starts with the word Re: (which is short for regarding) and is usually underlined. 617 Set out a letter in brief paragraphs using formal English. The first paragraph should be short and state the purpose of the letter. The middle paragraph(s) should contain the relevant background information. Most letters in English aren't very long, so keep the information to the essentials and concentrate on organising it in a clear and logical manner rather than expanding too much. last sentence. If you're expecting a reply you can say: I look forward to hearing from you in due course or I look forward to hearing from you soon. End as follows: Yours faithfully fyou start with Dear Sir/Madam) Yours sincerely if you start with Mr/Mrs) Sign you name and type it underneath