WRITING TASK 1: A formal letter of enquiryYou are planning a camping holiday. You have seen an advertisement for camping spaces
at a farm and decide to write a letter of enquiry. Give reasons for writing: I saw your advertisement for the recording studio./ I am writing to enquire.../I am writing in connection with your advert. Asking for information: Please send me details of prices. / Could you tell me if is available next week? / ...could you also tell me.../ I would like to know more about the equipment there./ I would like further information on the prices. / Can you give me more details on your music?/...please can you tell me if... Concluding: I look forward to hearing Information you can ask: prices if there are spaces available in September if there are facilities for eating or drinking if there are any shops or supermarkets nearby Click here to see an example of a letter of enquiry You DO NOT need to include address for this task.
The resolution, or the moment when everything is fixed, in this story is the final sentence, when Jilly realized that she knew much more that just how to not drown the mint.
This lesson examines four main topics of modern American literature: alienation, transition, usage, and truth's relativity. These themes represent both the modernist and postmodern aesthetic movements' distinct aesthetics.
