why should we provide details about the problem in our letter
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As the Novel Coronavirus COVID-19 continues to unfold in St. John’s, we want you to know that The Gathering Place is taking all precautionary measures possible. We are following a coordinated community response from the Department of Health, Eastern Health and continuing to collaborate with our community partners to ensure appropriate health and safety measures for everyone who interacts with The Gathering Place.
The well-being of the Guests, as well as volunteers, partners and employees who continue to provide exceptional support to a marginalized population, is our priority.
Due to the rapidly changing nature of COVID-19, and the vulnerable population that need our services, we will not be able to accept in-kind donations in person or welcome visitors to our centre until further notice.
More than ever, we are grateful for your monetary donations as we have to purchase much needed supplies and food during this difficult time.
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Letter writing is an art. It is the commonest mode of communication. It is different from other
forms of writing because it is intended for a specific reader. A letter is written when something
has to be conveyed to someone sitting far away. Writing requires imagination, creativity,
careful planning and organisation. The language of the letter should be interactive.
While writing a letter
Remember to………..
Mention your intention of writing the letter in the opening paragraph.
Divide your letter into paragraphs, to mark changes of subject matter.
Include all the relevant information.
Be courteous and gentle in your suggestions, even while writing a complaint.
Keep your sentences short.
Use simple English words. Use simple and direct language.
Avoid spelling, grammatical and careless mistakes in your letter.
Write neatly.
Be accurate,brief and precise.
Use the block format that has no indentation and is left aligned.