Write an email based on the scenario presented in your textbook using the PROGRESS REPORT writing format

st 3. 2 1 camera, or a personal electronics item. Review the criteria you used and options you con- sidered before making your purchase. 6. Progress Report. Using the plan outlined in this chapter, write a progress report that summarizes the status of a work, volunteer, or recreational project in which you are involved or a term report you are currently preparing. 7. Progress Report. As chief contractor for Grande * Construction Company, prepare a progress report for Hilary Murdoch, owner of Best-Temp Employ- ment Services, advising her on the status of ren- ovations to her new downtown office, located in a heritage property. Work is progressing on sched- ule, perhaps even a little ahead of what you had expected. Although the cost of certain materials is higher than your original bid indicated, you expect to complete the project without exceed- ing the estimated costs because the speed with which the project is being completed will reduce labour expenses. Materials used to date have cost $90,850 and labour costs have been $217,000 (including some subcontracted electrical work). Your estimate for the remainder of the materials is $85,000; remaining labour costs should not exceed $73,000. As of April 15, you had finished all plumbing work, plus the installation of the circuit-breaker panels, meters, service outlets, and all sub-floor wiring. Replacement of the heat- ing and air-conditioning system is in the prelimi- nary stages. You have scheduled the upgrading of the central office and adjoining storage facilities to take place from April 30 to May 15. You expect the replacement of all drywall, resurfacing of all st 3. 2 1 camera, or a personal electronics item. Review the criteria you used and options you con- sidered before making your purchase. 6. Progress Report. Using the plan outlined in this chapter, write a progress report that summarizes the status of a work, volunteer, or recreational project in which you are involved or a term report you are currently preparing. 7. Progress Report. As chief contractor for Grande * Construction Company, prepare a progress report for Hilary Murdoch, owner of Best-Temp Employ- ment Services, advising her on the status of ren- ovations to her new downtown office, located in a heritage property. Work is progressing on sched- ule, perhaps even a little ahead of what you had expected. Although the cost of certain materials is higher than your original bid indicated, you expect to complete the project without exceed- ing the estimated costs because the speed with which the project is being completed will reduce labour expenses. Materials used to date have cost $90,850 and labour costs have been $217,000 (including some subcontracted electrical work). Your estimate for the remainder of the materials is $85,000; remaining labour costs should not exceed $73,000. As of April 15, you had finished all plumbing work, plus the installation of the circuit-breaker panels, meters, service outlets, and all sub-floor wiring. Replacement of the heat- ing and air-conditioning system is in the prelimi- nary stages. You have scheduled the upgrading of the central office and adjoining storage facilities to take place from April 30 to May 15. You expect the replacement of all drywall, resurfacing of all