ENGLISH E-Mail Writing [Final Exam]

From: shalu 2006 a yahoo.com

To: meenul4@hotmail.com

Subject: Congratulations on Success

My dear Meenu,

Today's paper is before my eyes. Your photo on the front page speaks volumes. It tells that you have stood first in the Board Examination. I congratulate you on your brilliant success.

You are the industrious and promising daughter of a hardworking father. Everyone knows that your father had stood first in the whole district. You have followed into his footsteps.

You have been burning midnight oil. Your hard work has borne fruit. You must be feeling elated.

Your parents and teachers had pinned all their expectations on you and you have not failed them. You deserve my heartiest congratulations. Please convey the same to your parents.

Yours sincerely,

Shalu

From: punit26@yahoo.com

To: pankitindia@indiatimes.com

Subject: Avoid overworking

My dear Pankit.

I am in receipt of your school progress report. It tells about your brilliant performance in all school subjects but zero in physical exercise. It is a matter of great sadness.

Dear Pankit! You have been in the hospital for over a month. You are extremely frail and weak. You are still continuing medicine. You must observe precautions. It is said that prevention is better than cure,

You need not work so hard. You need not tax your feeble body so much as it will tell upon your health. Your fever can relapse. You can fall a prey to a serious illness. You should know that nothing is more important than this life. If one is hale and hearty, he will enjoy all the blessings of life. But if one is ill, all the charm of life ends automatically.

What is use of being industrious and hardworking at the cost of losing one's health? Keep yourself free from strain and tension. Do not exert too much. Improve your health. Build your stamina. Acquire more and more physical resistance. Take plenty of exercise. Eat nourishing food. Next time when we meet, I want to see you healthy and glowing.

Your loving brother,

Punit

From: madhuben_patel@2mail.com

To: complaint_amc@ymail.com

Subject: Complaint about insufficient road lights in Meghaninagar area

Sir.

For the last two months, a number of street-lights in area are either fused off or owing to some technical reason are not working. Soon after sunset, darkness wraps up the area. The lights on some poles that are working are too dim to bright up the area. Of now, three incidents of chain-snatching have been reported, and the residents of this area feel quite insecure during these hours. The incidents of eve-teasing are also increasing day by day; and it has become quite difficult to move out after sunset.

Under these circumstances, it is my sincere request on behalf of the residents of Meghaninagar area that you look into the matter and take as urgent actions as possible.

Regards,

Madhuben R. Patel

From: minaz mansuri@kmail.com

To: md admin@amul.com

Subject: Request to get permission to visit the dairy

Dear Sir,

I am a head girl in Anshul High School, Surat. We have a topic on 'White Revolution and World Economy in Economics. All my classmates are very eager to witness the entire system of dairy and are quite curious to know about dairy products. We would also like if you can share with us the details about the production and supply of these products. We would also be happy to learn about the statistics of demand and supply of these products.

We would try to adjust the time and date at your convenience. If at all it can be managed that someone takes us round all the sections of the esteemed dairy, we would be highly obliged. Please grant us - about forty students - the permission to visit the dairy at your earliest.

Obligingly yours,

Minaz Mansuri

To: flyshop.com@ymail.com
Subject: Replacement of mobile phone
Sir, flyshop.com
This is to request you that I have purchased Redmi – 4 mobile phone from the megasale launched by you last week. After unpacking it at home, I found that it is a little damage on the right top corner. The back-cover is broken there. Not only that, after charging it to its full and switching it on, I found that it gives a blurred view. Letters and images are not clear at all. In this condition, I would not be happy retaining it at any cost. Kindly manage to get it replaced. Let me know the customer care centre of the said phone or guide me if any other procedure is to be followed.
Sooner action/response from your side will be a great favour to me.
Regards
Bhavesh Dave

To: rajeshjani_68@gmail.com
Subject: Invitation to our cultural programme
Dear Rashesh,
How are you? I am a little worried not to hear from you for a very long time. I hope you must be in the pink of health.
Well, fortunately I have been selected as the head (President) of the cultural club of our school and with the cooperation of other club members; we have decided to organize a grand cultural programme next weekend. All the preparations have been done and as far I can visualize, it is going to be 'never have been programme so far. Participant students are greatly enthusiastic. Dance, drama, songs, mimicry, mime, and other entertaining items have been included. Laser and light technology has been used to make the performances more realistic. Fortunately school has spared a handsome budget to make it a grand show since it is the silver jubilee year of our school.
I personally invite you to witness the grand show. Manage to spare this weekend for me. You will really enjoy it like anything.
With warm love,
Arjav

From : shalu2006@yahoo.com
To : meenul4@hotmail.com
Subject : Congratulation on Success

My dear Meenu,
Today’s paper is before my eyes: Your photo on the front page speaks volumes. It tells that you have stood first in the Board Examination. I congratulate you on your brilliant success.

You are the industrious and promising daughter of a hardworking father. Everyone knows that your father had stood first in the whole district. You have followed into his footsteps.

You have been burning midnight oil. Your hard work has borne fruit. You must be feeling elated.

Your parents and teachers had pinned all their expectations on you and you have not failed them. You deserve my heartiest congratulations. Please convey the same to your parents.
Yours sincerely,
Shalu

From : punit26@yahoo.com
To : pankitindia@indiatimes.com
Subject : Avoid overworking

My dear Pankit,
I am in receipt of your school progress report. It tells about your brilliant performance in all school subjects but zero in physical exercise. It is a matter of great sadness.

Dear Pankit! You have been in the hospital for over a month. You are extremely frail and weak. You are still continuing medicine.You must observe precautions. It is said that prevention is better than cure.

You need not work so hard. You need not tax your feeble body so much as it will tell upon your health. Your fever can relapse, you can fall a prey to a serious illness. You should know that nothing is more important than this life. If one is hale and hearty, he will enjoy all the blessings of life. But if one is ill, all the charm of life ends automatically.

What is use of being industrious and hardworking at the cost of losing one’s health? Keep yourself free from strain and tension. Do not exert too much. Improve your health. Build your stamina. Acquire more and more physical resistance. Take plenty of exercises. Eat nourishing food. Next time when we meet, I want to see you healthy and glowing.
Your loving brother,
Punit

From : ajay13@hotmail.com
To :Sameer14@yahoo.com
Subject : Thanks for birthday presentMy dear Uncle,
Yesterday was Saturday. It was my birthday. I celebrated it with great fun and gaiety.
Early in the morning, there was a knock at the door. I opened it. I saw a stranger holding a nicely wrapped parcel in his hand. He asked me my name. He also asked me my relationship with you.After that confirmation, he gave me the parcel. I opened it and to my surprise and happiness, there was an extremely beautiful, golden wristwatch and a safari suit. There was also a brief note ‘To Ajay with Love on his twenty-first birthday. I began to jump with joy.
Dear Uncle, it is so kind of you to have remembered me. Your valuable gift speaks volumes of your love for me. Even sitting at a far off place in a foreign country, you have not forgotten me.
No doubt, I got a heap of presents on the eve of my birthday, but none is as precious and beautiful as your present. I know my Aunt and my cousins love me dearly. I thank you for this nice and everlasting gift of permanent value. As and when I look at my watch for time, I remember you and your love for me.
The safari suit is excellent. It also deserves my bountiful thanks.
With love to you all.
Love,
Ajay

From : gaurangl4@yahoo.com
To : nisarg26@yahoo.com
Subject : Inquiring about the health of your mother

My dear Nisarg,
Last time when 1 met you, you were worried about the health of your mother. She was under the treatment of Dr Shah. She was suffering from serious ailment. You have been nursing her day and night.

Your concern for your mother is genuine. After all, it is she who has brought you up after the demise of your father. She has educated you. She has acted both as your father and mother. To serve such a dear mother is really a matter of great pride. It is your paramount duty to look after her health.

I am greatly hopeful of her recovery. Write to me post-haste about the health of your dear mother. Your letter will allay all my fears. I will not rest till I get encouraging news from your side.
Yours sincerely,
Gaurang

From : ashokl4@yahoo.com
To : vijay2006@yahoo.com
Subject : New house, new neighbours

My dear Vijay,
You will be happy to know that we have purchased a new house in a posh colony of Ahmedabad. It is in Bhopal. The place is extremely calm, quiet and serene. The streets are quite wide and spacious. The house itself is situated on a nice plot of land. It is a corner plot. It is quite advantageous. It opens on all three sides.

It is a double-storey house. There are three rooms in the front portion and three in the rear. It is airy and well-Ventilated. There are marble floorings.

The walls are painted very beautifully. The pride of the house is its kitchen and bathroom. Both are fully tiled. There is a beautiful marble tub inside the bathroom.There are metallic fittings. There is also the provision of a telephone shower. There is a system of cold and hot water. I have my own separate room for studies.

Our new neighbours are very nice people. On the right of our house is Mr Juneja. He is a postgraduate teacher teaching Mathematics.Quite a large number of students come to him for guidance. These groups of boys and girls talk highly of his ability and hard work. On the left is Mr Dang, an officer in NBCC. He is thoroughly polite, courteous and gentle.
I invite you and your parents to visit our new house.
Yours sincerely,
Ashok