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Letter Title: Write to your teacher to explain why you couldn't return the borrowed book in time

Keywords or Topics: book, study

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Write to your teacher to explain why you couldn't return the borrowed book in time.
Answer 1
Dear Mrs Brown,

I'm writing this letter to thank you for lending me the book for the preparation for my first year of learning. This was a book on learning essential computer science concepts and coding techniques written by Joakim Wassberg, who is an expert in writing these types of books. The book's name is Computer Programming for Absolute Beginners.

Apparently, this book contains all the information that I wanted to know before my first year of university. Thanks to it, I passed my ...
Score: 80%
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Letter Questions for Topic : book
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Letter Questions for Topic : study
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2. Write to tell your manager if you accept a full-time job offer or not stop the course.
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