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kirza4 [7]
3 years ago
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You are about to graduate from secondary school and u held the position of a library prefect. Write a letter to your friend tell

ing him or her about your experience and how they have contributed in your life in a positive way
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Natali [406]3 years ago
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See explanation

Explanation:

                                                                                      Universal Model School,

                                                                                      90 Aba Owerri Road,

                                                                                      Aba.

                                                                                      February 28, 2021.

Dear Chris,

          It has been quite a while since I received your last letter. I have sorely missed our discussions about interesting activities at school.

         As you know, I will sit for the West African School Certificate Examination (WASCE) in one month time. This will mark the end of my secondary education.

        One experience that I found quite outstanding throughout my secondary education was my position as the library prefect in my school. It is the duty of the library prefect to take care of all the books in the library as well as ensure that the library is kept clean and all the books are neatly arranged as they should. I initially regarded the responsibility as a herculean task because it placed a lot of demand on my spare time making it almost impossible for me to participate in recreational activities as well as other extracurricular activities in the school.

      As a library prefect, I learnt how to take responsibility and discharge my duties without supervision. I learnt how to be patient because I had to meticulously sort out all new books purchased for the school library and put each one in its proper place. These experiences have all contributed to making me a much better person than I was before I held that office.

     I hope to see you soon.

                                                                                             Yours Sincerely,

                                                                                             Jude

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