This is very similar to how you may think someone is paying attention when really everything they are saying is going right through them.
Answer:
To the Head of Purchase Department,
I have recently purchased lab equipment from your company, however it appears to be faulty upon arrival. I have asked on multiple occasions if I can send the products in to be repaired, or to just return them; I have been denied both. I am sending this letter in order to receive my rights as a consumer/customer of your company. I wish to know why I am being denied, and what would be the next course of action if I cannot receive compensation for the faulty products which were distributed?
-Sincerely an Inquiring Customer, Kanata
Explanation:
Letter set up should be
Date-
Person Which it is addressed to-
Reason for writing-
Questions for the reader-
A Goodbye-
A prepositional phrase is a group of words that lacks either a verb or a subject, and that functions as a unified part of speech. It normally consists of a preposition and a noun or a preposition and a pronoun.
Answer:
thats a good question....
Explanation:
i just have things to do that arent necessarily important but id rther be doing them then cleaning or u know doing things that aint gonna help me graduate lol.... im brooke btw
hope this helps ya :)
Determined is defined as <span> having a strong feeling that you are going to do something and that you will not allow anyone get in your way.
Stubborn is defined as </span><span>having or showing dogged determination not to change one's attitude or position on something, especially in spite of good arguments or reasons to do so.
Connotation of determined and stubborn is being strong-willed and resolute. When you are determined, you have decided to do something. When you are stubborn, in doing what you have to do and presented with arguments, you still decided to continue what you are doing regardless of what others say.
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