Hiranya English Academy: A LETTER COMPLAINING ABOUT INSANITARY CONDITIONS

P. P. Jayaweera

No. 7, 5^th Lane,

Kotte.

Municipal Council,

Kotte.

A LETTER COMPLAINING ABOUT INSANITARY CONDITIONS

Dear Sir,

I regret to inform you about the unhealthy conditions prevailing in kotte road. The heaps of garbage have been accumulating on road side. The side drains are not cleaned properly and they are full of stagnant water. The dirty water has been spreading all around. The stagnant water pools are mosquito breeding places. The unhealthy condition can create health problems for the residents of this lane. Please instruct your staff to remove the garbage and arrange to get the drains cleaned. I will be grateful if you would take immediate action in this regard.

Yours faithfully,

Chaminda Dias

A LETTER THANKING TO A FRIEND

Dear friend

The New Year vacation spent with you was a nice time. It was a real treat to me. I was thrilled by the stay at your place. It was a real change from the busy town life. Everything including beautiful scenery, cool weather and your company was very enjoyable. The trip to the ancient place was a very interesting one. Bathing and swimming in the lake was a real fun. Your parents and your sisters treated me dearly. I kindly remember your mother who prepared excellent food for me. Actually the time I spent at your place has given me a new life. I consider myself lucky in having a hospitable friend like you. I like to enjoy your company again at my place. So don't forget to come to my place to spend the next vacation with me.

Yours sincerely,

Raja Ganegoda.

A COMPLAINT ABOUT A BOY

Dear Sir,

My son who is a student in grade 5 in your school complains that bigger boys collect money from small boys. This happened in the school premises as well as in the bus. Last week I gave him hundred rupees to pay the school fees. A bigger boy had taken the money and my son could not pay the fees. This is not the first time that happened to him. My son does not like to report to the teachers because he is afraid of bigger boys. Therefore I shall be very thankful if you inquire into this matter and take stern action to stop this nuisance.

Yours faithfully,

Anula Karunarathne

A LETTER ABOUT AN ENGAGEMENT

Dear Friend

The news about your engagement to Sakunthala has delighted me beyond measure. This wonderful news pleased our family members also. Though you are late in your marriage the rest of your life will be going happily. We thought that you were going to be a bachelor for the rest of the life. We should thank the girl who changed your mind. Sakunthala whom you are going to marry is a wonderful girl in every way. We have been close to her family for years. I congratulate you and wish both the best of everything in life.

Affectonately yours,

Janaki Kumari

A LETTER FROM A BOY COMPLAINING ABOUT THE HOSPITAL

Dear Mother,

I received your letter this morning. In your letter you had written that the hostel life is free from domestic difficulties you don't know the truth. I hate being a boarder. The food is far from being tasty. They are badly cooked. The preparations are not to my taste. Dining room is not a clean place. If we report to the principal or to the boarding master, we will be bullied. The bathrooms in the hostel are in deplorable state. Taps are always out of order. We get no water when we need. Our bedroom is too small. In my room there are fie boys with me. Bigger boys play nasty tricks on us. We have complained to the teachers. But no action has been taken. The principal and the teacher don not pay attention to the hostel. Principal has not come to the hostel ever since I came here. I should change the hostel to get rid of these horrible difficulties.

Yours affectionately,

Thanuja Godage

A LETTER EXPRESSING THANK FOR GIVING A LOAN:

There is a saying that a friend in need is a friend indeed. You gave me the money when I was desperately in need of money. I received your cheque by today's post. In my financial crisis you have given me a great support. The loan you gave me will help me to relieve from my financial difficulties. So it gave me great mental relief. I hope to return this money in a month in two installments. If I did not receive your support I don't know what will happen to my business. Please accept my thanks again for your kind help.

Yours faithfully,

Nayana Naranwala

A LETTER FROM A FATHER TO THE PRINCIPAL

Dear Sir,

My son K. M. Sunil, has been suffering from a cold and a cough. The doctor has advised him complete rest for seven days. Please grant him sick leave for a week with the effect from today. I should be thankful if you kindly excuse his absence.

Thank you,

Yours sincerely,

Ranjith Hemachandra