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stealth61 [152]
3 years ago
5

Assignment

English
1 answer:
musickatia [10]3 years ago
6 0

Explanation:

This is not the full question because it is not written what Library community needs so I will give you an example.

Two reasons why your Library community needs a new computer.

  • The written letter should have your full address, zip code, the date, and address of the chief. After that, you can start writing something like this:

Dear chief executive,

I am writing to you because there is one thing that our Library community needs at this moment. We need a new computer.

There are two reasons why we need it:

1. So people can see if the library has the book that they are looking for

2. Because of the organization of people who are working here because many of us are going to college and we want to study sometimes after work in the library.

I hope that you will understand.

Greetings!

Your community.                  

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