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Templates

Task 1: Email Templates

Template A: Formal Complaint

Dear [Mr./Ms. Name / Customer Service],

I am writing to express my dissatisfaction with [product/service]
that I [purchased/received] on [date].

[Describe the problem in detail - what happened, when it happened,
how it affected you. Be specific but professional.]

I have already [attempted to resolve this by...], but unfortunately
[the issue persists / I have not received a response].

I would appreciate it if you could [specific action you want -
refund, replacement, apology, etc.] by [reasonable deadline].
Please contact me at [phone/email] to discuss this matter.

Thank you for your prompt attention to this issue.

Sincerely,
[Your Name]

Template B: Request/Inquiry

Dear [Name/Title],

I hope this email finds you well. I am writing to [request/inquire
about] [specific thing].

[Explain the context - why you need this, relevant background
information, any deadlines or constraints.]

[Provide any additional details that would help them fulfill
your request.]

I would be grateful if you could [specific action] by [date if
applicable]. Please let me know if you need any additional
information from me.

Thank you for your time and assistance.

Best regards,
[Your Name]

Template C: Informal to Friend

Hey [Name]!

[Friendly opening - How are you? / Great news! / I wanted to
tell you about...]

[Main content - Share your news, make your request, or respond
to their message. Keep it conversational and warm.]

[Additional details or questions for them.]

[Friendly closing - Can't wait to hear from you! / Let me know
what you think! / Hope to see you soon!]

[Casual sign-off],
[Your Name]

Task 2: Survey Response Template

Standard Structure

[PARAGRAPH 1 - OPINION]
I believe that [Option X] is the best choice because [brief
preview of reasons].

[PARAGRAPH 2 - FIRST REASON]
First of all, [main reason #1]. For example, [specific example
from personal experience or common knowledge]. This shows that
[connect back to your opinion].

[PARAGRAPH 3 - SECOND REASON]
Furthermore, [main reason #2]. To illustrate, [another specific
example]. This demonstrates why [Option X] is [beneficial/
important/necessary].

[PARAGRAPH 4 - CONCLUSION (optional)]
In conclusion, [Option X] is clearly the [better/best] choice
because [1-sentence summary]. I strongly recommend [this option]
for [who would benefit].

Useful Vocabulary by Topic

Work/Career

  • productivity, efficiency, work-life balance
  • collaboration, teamwork, communication
  • professional development, career growth
  • workplace culture, employee satisfaction

Technology

  • innovation, advancement, convenience
  • digital literacy, online security
  • automation, artificial intelligence
  • connectivity, accessibility

Education

  • learning outcomes, academic performance
  • critical thinking, problem-solving
  • curriculum, extracurricular activities
  • lifelong learning, skill development

Environment

  • sustainability, conservation
  • renewable energy, carbon footprint
  • eco-friendly, environmental impact
  • climate change, pollution

Health

  • physical fitness, mental health
  • healthcare, prevention
  • nutrition, lifestyle choices
  • well-being, quality of life

Transition Words Quick Reference

Purpose Words
Add information Furthermore, Moreover, In addition, Also
Show contrast However, On the other hand, Nevertheless
Give examples For example, For instance, To illustrate
Show cause Because, Since, As a result, Therefore
Conclude In conclusion, To sum up, Overall, Finally
Emphasize Indeed, Certainly, Clearly, Obviously