Δωρεάν FC εκθέσεις, Free English FC compositions

 

1. Letters of Complaint 
You ordered five CDs over the Internet. Your order took a lot of time to be delivered, and you were not happy with the CDs you received.

Read the advert (below) for the Internet site, together with your notes. Then, using all the information, write a letter to the company explaining why you are not satisfied. Ask for a partial refund.

 

ADVERT of the SITE

CAN’T FIND THE CD YOU’RE LOOKING FOR AT YOUR LOCAL MUSIC SHOP?

TIRED OF WAITING FOR THEM TO ORDER IT?

Get the music you want –the fast, easy way. Order from our enormous

Collection at MUSIC.com.

Our special deal delivery will get the CDs to your door

Within two weeks – anywhere in the world.

WE GUARANTEE  LOWER PRICES THAN YOU WILL SEE IN ANY SHOP!

 

YOUR NOTES

-One CD missing

-One CD scratched

-Took a month

-Cheaper at local shop

-Ask for some money back!

 

MODEL ANSWER

Dear Sir / Madam, 
I am writing in connection with CDs which I ordered from your company.I am sorry to say that I was very disappointed with the service, the quality and the prices. 

 

First of all, you claim that you make deliveries within two weeks. In fact, the CDs took an entire month to get to me. In addition,the CDs themselves were not at all satisfactory. One CD is scratched and cannot be used, while another CD that I had orderedwas not even included in the package. 

 

Finally, you claim to have the lowest prices of any shop, but this is not the case. I discovered that my local music shop offersprices that are actually slightly lower than yours. 

 

In view of what has happened, I would like a partial refund which would cover the cost of the scratched and missing disks. I feel this refund should also include compensation for the slow delivery and the misleading information you gave about your prices. 

 

I would appreciate an early reply.

Yours faithfully, 
Jack Thompson

 

2. REPORTS

A group of students is coming to visit your town. The group leader has asked you to write a report describing the local entertainment facilities and recommending a place where students can spend a free evening (140-180 words)

 

MODEL ANSWER

Introduction 
The aim of this report is to describe the entertainment facilities in our town and recommend a place for visiting studentsto spend an evening. 
Mall 
Our town has a large mall where the shops are open until 10.30 pm. Its food court offers a variety of snacks and meals. 
The mall contains a cinema complex which screens eight films simultaneously, and a bowling alley with 30 lanes and a pizza place. 
Arts and Crafts Fair 
In the old part of town, artists and craftspeople sell jewellery and handicrafts on summer evenings when the weather allows. Street entertainers such as jugglers and acrobats can usually be seen. The surrounding lanes have a number of small coffee bars and restaurants. Recommendation 

 

My suggestion is to visit the arts and crafts fair because it is special to our town and allows visitors to feel its atmosphere, while malls are much the same everywhere. The fair would also give the students a chance to buy souvenirs as they walk through it. They couldthen relax in a nearby restaurant or coffee bar. 

 

3. Expressing Your Opinion

You had a class discussion about art. Your teacher has now asked you to write a composition giving your opinions on the following statement:  “The ART museum – A good choice for a School Trip?”

 

MODEL ANSWER

Some people question whether art museums are a good place to take students on school trips. In my opinion, they are

a very worthwhile destination. 
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First of all, the purpose of school trips is to teach students about the world outside school. A museum is the perfect placeto do this because there students can see real works of art close up. 
Secondly, every person should have the opportunity to be exposed to culture. For students who are not taken to art museums

by their parents, school trips may provide their only chance to see art. 

 

Finally, a school trip to a museum is often more worthwhile than an individual trip. Schools are given a guided tour which is suitableto the age level of the students. In this way, students learn to appreciate art more than they would on their own. 
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In conclusion, I believe that a visit to an art museum is an excellent way to learn about culture. Therefore, art museums should

continue to be a destination for school trips. 

 

4. Informal Letters

Your pen friend has been asked to organize a trip for a group of young people visiting your town .Your friend has written to you, asking what local landmarks and sights would be interesting for young people to visit in your area.

 

MODEL ANSWER

 

Dear Liana,

It was great to get your letter. I’m happy to hear that you’re planning to visit Brighton soon and that we’ll get a chance to meet. 

 

There are lots of interesting sights here for your group to visit. First of all, Brighton is a seaside town with long stretches of beautiful seashore. The pier is the kind of place that’s just right for young people. It’s full of amusement arcades and fairground rides. I’m sure you and your friends will enjoy it. 
The most famous sight in Brighton is the Royal Pavilion. It’s the strangest and most exotic old palace in England, built in a mixture of Indian and Chinese styles. Both the outside and the inside are absolutely amazing. 

 

Another place that’s a must is The Lanes, a charming shopping area with old, narrow streets containing antiques, jewellery and fashions. This part of Brighton is one of my favourite places. If I were you, I’d plan to take the group to eat at one of the restaurants there. 
I know you’re great at organizing, so I’m sure you’ll have no trouble planning an enjoyable trip for your group. When exactly are you coming? I can’t wait to see you! 
Yours, 
John

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