Meaning would be a poor word choice and you could replace it with "intention"
1. Regina is a student.
2. We are teachers.
3. It is a dog.
4. They are police officers.
5. Liza is a dancer.
6. I am hungry but Sally isn't.
7. Hugo is late but I am not.
8. Tigers are dangerous but cats aren't.
9. My friend is at home but I am not.
10. Winter is cold but summer isn't.
I think it's deductive because you used information available to deduce and infer something. It is not certain.
Answer:
Below is the letter:
Explanation:
Wisdom Public School,
New Delhi,
India.
Sunday 11th October, 2020.
The Sales Manager,
Bharat Electronics & Domestic Appliances Limited,
New Delhi,
India.
Dear Sir/Ma,
PURCHASE-ORDER PLACEMENT FOR SCHOOL HOSTEL APPLIANCES
I write with the intent of purchasing some equipment for the school hostel at Wisdom Public School. As the hostel warden, I am in charge of the smooth running of activities within the hostel premises - which entails the purchase and repair of hostel appliances, furniture, and other amenities. I wish to place an order for five ceiling fans, four microwave ovens, and three geysers.
As this is somewhat a bulk purchase altogether, I wish to request a discount on the total sales price. Kindly let me know what percentage of the total price or of individual prices you will be willing to give the school as a discount. A favorable transaction will surely encourage us to patronize you in the future.
Thank you for your time and anticipated favorable transaction. I hope to read from you soon.
Best Regards,
Apoorv Saxena
+910012345678
Sunday, 11th October, 2020.
Answer:
insert a colon after "parts"
Explanation:
Use a colon to introduce an item or list, if the list comes after a complete sentence or independent clause.
