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The following is an adaptation from a letter which
contains 20 mistakes. Find them and rewrite the letter with your corrections,
let´s see who gets it first.
Dear Sir,
I am writting to complain about an article that
apeared in the “Winners and Loosers” section. In the last weekend´s edition of
your newspaper.
The article, wich analyses the growth of my
educationaql publishing company “ABC”, describes me as “a man with surprisingly
little education” and attributes my success to “agresive ambition and a complete
disregard for the wellfare of his employees”. This is of course, totaly untrue
and although I do not intend to justify myself or my business methods their are
one or two observations I feel I ought to make.
Firstly, the economics degree I obtained from
Bristol University speaks for itself, particularly I feel as I graduated with
first class honors. In adition, while I am proud to consider myself ambitious,
this is not at the expense of my staff, who would I know, be only too pleased
for you to interview them. Indeed they would be disapppointed if they were not
given the oportunity to inform your readers of their generous salary, impresive
working conditions and excellent promotion prospects.
As you can imagine, your article has caused
considerable pane and embarrassment, both too myself and my family, who found
it extremly upsetting. I trust you will peint an epology in the next edition of
your newspaper, pointing out and rectifying the innacuracies in the article.
yours faithfuly,
The following is an adaptation
from a letter which contains 20 mistakes. Find them and rewrite the letter with
your corrections, let´s see who gets it first.
Dear Sir,
I am writting to complain about
an article that appeared
in the “Winners and Loosers”
section. In the last weekend´s edition of your newspaper.
The article, which analyses the growth of my
educational
publishing company “ABC”, describes me as “a man with surprisingly little
education” and attributes my success to “aggressive ambition and a complete disregard for
the welfare of his
employees”. This is of course, totally untrue and
although I do not intend to justify myself or my business methods their are one
or two observations I feel I ought to make.
Firstly, the economics degree I
obtained from Bristol University speaks for itself, particularly I feel as I
graduated with first class honors. In addition, while I am proud to consider myself
ambitious, this is not at the expense of my staff, who would I know, be only
too pleased for you to interview them. Indeed they would be disappointed if they were
not given the opportunity
to inform your readers of their generous salary, impressive working conditions and excellent
promotion prospects.
As you can imagine, your
article has caused considerable pain and embarrassment, both too myself and my family, who found
it extremely
upsetting. I trust you will print
an apology in the
next edition of your newspaper, pointing out and rectifying the inaccuracies in the
article.
yours faithfully,
John Austin
*Adapted from the macmillan
Exams, “Ready for CAE” Workbook, written by Roy Norris and Amanda French
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