You recently discovered that there are plans to construct an airport in your locality. Write a letter to the local authority.

In your letter, you should tell:

• explain how you knew about the plans
• describe the negative effect of the construction on your neighborhood
• suggest a possible solution to the problem.

Recently you saw an article in a newspaper/journal about a city/town you know and some of the information in the article was incorrect. Write a letter to the editor regarding this.

In your letter, you should tell:

• how you know about this city/town
• what information was incorrect
• what the editor should do about this.

Write a letter to your friend about a job opportunity you came across that they might find interesting.

In your letter, you should:

• give some details about the job
• mention how you came across the job opportunity
• explain why you feel the job would be suitable for your friend

You have a meeting with your manager the next day. Write a letter telling him/her what you are going to discuss in the meeting.

In your letter, you should tell:

• what you have done for the company in the year you worked there
• what changes you would like to recommend
• what training you require

One of your friends lives in another country. You want to spend some time working in that country. Write a letter to your friend.

In your letter, you should:

• describe why you want to work in that country
• tell him/her about your skills and experience
• ask some questions related to work (e.g. wage/salary)

You are working for an international company. You have seen an advertisement for a training course which will be useful for your work. Write a letter to your manager.

In your letter, you should:

• describe why you want to take the course
• explaining how it will be beneficial to the company
• tell who will be managing your work in your absence.

You read an article in a newspaper about a city/town. Some of the information in that article is wrong. Write a letter to the newspaper editions.

In your letter, you should:

• describe how you know the city/town
• tell what the problems are
• suggest what you want the editor to do.

There is a public event coming up in your town. Write a letter to your friend who you think would be interested to take part in it.

In your letter, you should:

• describe the event
• explain why you think he/she would be interested in it
• suggest an arrangement to meet there with him/her.

You recently stayed at your friend’s place, to look after the house while he/she is away. You accidentally damaged something in his/her house. Write a letter to your friend.

In your letter, you should:

• describe what the accident was
• explain when it happened
• suggest how the damage can be fixed.

You live in a block of flats, your neighbor makes a lot of noise which has caused problems for you. Write a letter to your landlord.

In your letter, you should:

• explain the situation
• tell him/her how you are affected by this
• suggest what you want the landlord to do.

You have completed the course and received a certificate, but you lost it on the way back. Write a letter to the Principal of the college.

In your letter, you should tell:

• how you lost the certificate
• why you need it
• what you expect the principal to do.

You recently spent a weekend with your friend in her/his new house. Write a letter to your friend.

In your letter, you should:

• explain what you like about his new house
• tell him/her what you enjoyed most during your staying
• suggest when and where you could meet next time with her/him.

You ordered equipment online. However, when you received it, it was damaged. Send a letter to the manager of the company.

In your letter, you should tell:

• giving the details about the equipment
• explain the damage
• suggest what you want the manager to do.

Write a letter to your friend about missing the date with him on a day because you have planned. Tell him how you tried to contact him but it did not work out either.

In your letter, you should tell:

• what the reason is
• how you tried to contact him
• give an alternative plan to meet him sometime.

There is a problem related to the changing room of your gym in your community. You reported it several times, but it was not solved. Write a letter to the manager.

In your letter, you should:

• describe the problem
• what they said while reporting the problem
• what you want the manager to do.

You learned a piece of news from your friend regarding a part-time job at a new international company near your house. Write a letter to that company.

In your letter, you should:

• explain why you need that job
• give the details what you can do for the company
• suggest the time that you can work.

Write a letter to the department of education to provide financial assistance for a short training course that you want to do in some foreign country.

In your letter, you should tell:

• what course you want to take
• why you want to take the course
• how financial assistance can help you.

Write a letter to a hotel manager in another city for an upcoming 2-day business trip for you and your colleagues.

In your letter, you should tell:

• introduce of yourself and colleagues
• give information about the business meeting
• tell other requests you might have.

You recently went on a business trip and stayed in a hotel. On getting home, you realized you left some things at the hotel. Write a letter to the hotel manager.

In your letter, you should tell:

• details of your stay
• the items you left behind
• what you want the manager to do.

You are planning a week-long vacation and you need someone to take care of your house while you are away. Write a letter to your neighbor and tell them that you are going away.

In your letter, you should:

• ask them to take care of your house
• explain why you will be away.

You have found an interesting website. Write a letter to your friend to tell him about the website.

In your letter, you should:

• describe what the website is
• explain why the website is interesting in
• tell how this website will help him/her.

Write a letter to the newspaper editor about the mistake they made in an article.

In your letter, you should:

• explain what the mistake is
• suggest how to correct that mistake.

There is a public event coming up in your town. Write a letter to your friend who you think would be interested to take part in it.

In your letter, you should:

• describe the event
• say why you think he/she would be interested
• suggest an arrangement to meet there with him/he.

Write a letter to a friend who will come to your country to work for 6 months.

In your letter, you should:

• recommend a city
• suggest a few jobs that your friend could do
• give some opinions about making friends with the locals.

You moved to a new country and you want to write a letter to your former colleague.

In your letter, you should:

• tell him/her where did you go and what you are doing there (job)
• describe your feeling
• invite your friend to come.

Write a letter to your local council that the road in front of your house is damaged.

In your letter, you should:

• tell him your name and where you are living
• describe the problem
• suggest what you want him to do for it.

Write a letter to the government about the lack of sports facilities in your hometown for people of your age.

In your letter, you should tell:

• what facilities you want
• why you want them
• what suggestions you can give

Your friend has just moved to a new house. Write a letter to your friend and let him know about the gift that you prepared for him/her.

In your letter, you should:

• describe the gift
• tell how it will be delivered
• explain why you chose it.

A foreign friend of your plans to visit your place and stay with you, but you do not have time on that date. Give your friend another alternate date to come.

In your letter, you should:

• apology for it
• explain what you will busy for on that date
• suggest to him/her an alternate time to come.

Write a letter to your manager to request setting up a cafeteria for the staff.

In your letter, you should tell:

• what you heard about the inconvenience from the staffs
• how you feel about it
• what suggestion you can give

Write a letter to your colleague asking for help in setting up equipment for your presentation.

In your letter, you should:

• tell when and where the presentation will deliver
• describe your arrangements
• say him/her what equipment you need.

You are leaving your job and would like to invite your friend as your replacement. Write a letter to your friend.

In your letter, you should:

• describe the job
• explain the reason you leave
• tell him/her why you recommend the job to them.

You are planing for a vacation and want your friend to go with you. Write a letter to your friend.

In your letter, you should:

• tell him/her why you want to take a vacation
• describe your plan
• invite him/her to go with you.

You are planning a 2-day work training outside your city next month. Write a letter to the manager of the hotel regarding the accommodation arrangements for your visit.

In your letter, you should tell:

• introduce yourself and your company
• ask the availability of their rooms
• tell him/her that your every arrangement and needs.

Your landlord is asking to increase the rent. Write a letter to him.

In your letter, you should tell:

• why you think the rent shouldn’t be increased
• what you will do if it is increased.

You borrowed something from your friend, later it got damaged. Write a letter to your friend.

In your letter, you should:

• apology about the issue
• tell how it got damaged
• say you are going to fix this issue.

Your landlord is asking to increase the rent. Write a letter to him.

In your letter, you should tell:

• why you think the rent shouldn’t be increased
• what you will do if it is increased.

You have been invited to deliver a speech about your country at an international meeting at an American college. Write a letter to the secretary of the international community.

In your letter, you should tell:

• accept the invitation and suggest preferable dates
• tell them what your talks will be about
• and what equipment you require them to arrange.

Write a letter to the owner of the restaurant that closes to your house to complain about the noise.

In your letter, you should:

• state what the problem
• tell why you are disturbed
• suggest how to solve the problem.

Write a letter to your manager complaining about the parking situation at work.

In your letter, you should:

• describe the problems are
• explain why should solve the problems
• suggest how to solve the problems.

A letter to a company which is looking for help to renovate school buildings, and you want to help with it.

In your letter, you should:

• when you could start
• what you could do
• why you want to help.

Your friend is moving to a new house and wants your help. Write a letter to you.

In your letter, you should:

• say why you are free
• how you can help
• ask questions about the new house.

You visited a town last month and told your friend that you would like to meet. However, you could not make it. Write a letter to your friend.

In your letter, you should:

• express your apology
• why you could not meet
• making arrangements to meet him.

A friend of yours is going to visit your region and has asked you to help arrange accommodation. Write a letter to him/her.

In your letter, you should:

• give details of the accommodation
• tell what he should bring with him
• suggest sightseeing places he could visit.

You ride a bicycle to work, but there is a problem with the parking. Write a letter to the building manager to provide bicycle parking.

In your letter, you should:

• why you ride a bicycle to work
• what the problem is with the parking
• what your suggestions are.

You recently completed a course and you borrowed a book from your teacher, but you couldn’t return in time. You would like to return the book now. Write a letter to your teacher.

In your letter, you should:

• what book it was
• how helpful the book was
• explain why you couldn’t return it in time.

letter to a friend asking for his help to make a website.

In your letter, you should:

• describe what kind of website you want
• say when you want the website to be done
• explain how important the website is to you.

The organizer of the annual festival is going to organize a festival in your place. Write a letter to the organizer giving feedback for last year and suggestions for this year.

In your letter, you should:

• give your feedback for the last festival
• tell him/her what you can do for the new festival
• suggestions about the new festival.