Question

Smoking can put smokers at risk for health problems, but smokers are also subject to social consequences. write a short letter to a friend or family member, urging them to abstain from smoking, using the social and physical consequences of smoking as the support for your argument.

Answer 1

Dearest Sister,

Smoking may seemed to be a way for you to relieve stress, another way to make you feel “In” in the crowd. But I hope you realized that smoking is not good for your health and tours. Don’t you know that smoking makes it easier to get cancer?

I hope you would think about quitting someday, not just for me, for everybody but mainly for yourself. You don’t have to smoke to be in. You don’t have to smoke to relieve stress. There are tons of way to do it. It doesn’t have to be that.

 

Loving you always,

Your older sister.

Answer 2

Dear Brother,

Let me write this to you and let you know that smoking is so bad and a serious killer disease in today's life. It might be a routine to you or maybe you are relieving stress.

By smoking you can get sickness like cancer. Not only you but also the people who are inhaling that smoke which may be termed as second-hand smoke.

This second-hand smoke has thousands of chemicals where seventy percent of them might cause cancer.

There are other diseases which can be caused by smoking, for example, heart disease, lung cancer, respiratory system and cancer.

Therefore my brother if you really love yourself and your family please stop smoking. We truly need to stay with you.

Yours truly,

Your brother.