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Scenarios:
- You have to write a letter to a close friend on the death of her mother. You
did not
know her mother.
- You have to thank your Great Aunt for a gift that you detest.
- You wish to politely complain to a company about their lack of customer
service; ‘What do you mean I can’t return the sofa after twenty-five years?’
- You’re going to resign from a job that you’ve loathed for a year, but
would
like a lovely reference.
- You’re a new bride and have 122 thank you letters to write for presents
received.
121 of them were toasters. It’s been six months since the wedding. ‘Oh,
dear’.
All of the above are sticky situations and must be handled with grace and
literacy; and why don’t we throw in a three or four syllable word to
impress the recipient and make your point?
Can’t find the words? contact -
myownwriter
Special Pricing: For ‘Oh, Dear’ Situations.
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