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Wildlife faces pressure from development, and these animals need space where they can hide from human activity. Although trails serve as a wonderful source for us to access the natural world and appreciate the wildlife within it, if we continue to destroy habitats with excess trails, the wildlife will stop using these areas. Please reconsider whether the proposed trail is absolutely necessary Sincerely. ‘Tyler Stuart 5 oll SBA i a a a a © a Me Aalel Hole etapehat © Ao Wes me -2eH4H Hal olele at @ dae AY ALS) Aine aYohe|ae @ ward CHAS Hal OLS AAS Aoletett Oo} SH MEZE| elo] Lalalg zatahelat 1 sora 201 Sa 78 ee Zraeioue 4 Bol RIOR 718 alate 22 PATTERN PRACTICE — Dear Mr, Dennis Brown, We at G&D Restaurant are honored and delighted to invite you to our annual Fall Dinner. The annual event will be held on October Ist, 2021 at our restaurant. At the event, we will be introducing new wonderful dishes that our restaurant will be offering soon. These delicious dishes will showease the amazing talents of our gifted chefs. Also, our chefs will be providing cooking tips, ideas on what to buy for your kitchen, and special recipes. We at G&D Restaurant would be more than grateful if you can make it to this special occasion and be part of our celebration. We look forward to seeing you. Thank you so much. Regards, Marcus Lee, Owner - G&D Restaurant © Ae 7ighe Bele. © Ago eelayvod 2eqatelat OA) 224 ASS BapeIT Ome Aas] Ads © Ale ese AA ols Pepa. PSPSAOS xs« Cg ol SHO 7H Awe 2? aimee Dear members of Eastwood Library, | Thanks to the Friends of Literature group, We've successfully raised enough money to remodel the library building. John Baker, our local builder, has volunteered to help [us with the remodelling but he needs assistance. By grabbing a hammer or a paint brush and donating your time, you can help with the construction. Join Mr. Baker in his volunteering team and become a part of making Eastwood Library a better place! Please call 541-567-1234 for more information. Sincerely, Mark Anderson @ EAR WA] FAS] OFS Ag stehaL @ EAR AYP} IS WBS hse OSE 2S Fd Be AS Agtstel a @ SARE BAe Beit ADEA AS Vala} © SABI Males S47] dale Saahe|t 2589 Wa~ | A06 #s« Cig Bol SHow 78 aiatet 22? miaoneaye To the school librarian, I am Kyle Thomas, the president of the school’s English writing club. Thave planned activities that will increase the writing skills of our club members. One of the aims of these activities is to make us aware of various types of news media and the language used in printed newspaper articles. However, some old newspapers are not easy to access online. It is, therefore, my humble request to you to allow us to use old newspapers that have been stored in the school library. I would really appreciate it if you grant us permission Yours truly, Kyle Thomas aR RRO IE A. O EAB GA Ae Assay © ABE EHS] HS 715 OEE Eelebeh @ SAdol BA Sl AR BBS Be © B47) Sore] Aes] AT AAS PAH Pe © EARL se Sale ARES] ANS Slee, aisha. ASHaI 15AO? ~11 > mB OE AOQ7 « Chg #9 2808 7H sale 22% BiaoeeB AB x« cig Bo] Sloe 7g wast 287 Biante Dear Mr. Anderson On behalf of Jeperson High School, 1 am writing this letter to request permission to conduct an industrial field trip in your factory. We hope to give some practical education to our students in regard to industrial procedures. With this purpose in mind, we believe your firm is ideal to carry out such a project. But of course, we need your blessing and support. 35 students would be accompanied by two teachers. And we would just need a day for the trip. I would really appreciate your cooperation. Sincerely, Mr. Ray Feynman OVE Bt oS AysATD Oey a+ AMS S75, Oa ws Belspelat O8t 14 WHE eID Ove ed ad ANS Bao 6 asia] go Sa 2 Dear Mr. Jones, I am James Arkady, PR Director of KH] Corporation. We are planning to redesign our brand identity and launch a new logo to celebrate our 10thanniversary. Werequestyou to create a logo that best suits our company's core vision, ‘To inspire humanity.’ I hope the new logo will convey our brand message and capture the values of KHJ. Please send us your logo design proposal once you are done with it. Thank you. Best regards, James Arkady © Ap STAG Isloheia. Owed VES Busia © AA} abo RE AaTS Aste. @ Sy} AH Ose 7S ABstR @ a AAS 18 WAS BAsHE|LmizeoRI/8 AOD wee cig Bol S2ion 7g aiae 2127 Dear Professor Sanchez, My name is Ellis Wight, and I'm the director of the Alexandria Science Museum. We are holding a Chemistry Fair for local middle school students on Saturday, October 28. The goal of the fair is to encourage them to be interested in science through guided experiments. We are looking for college students who can help with the experiments during the event. I am contacting you to ask you to recommend some students from the chemistry department at your college who you think are qualified for this job. With their help, I'm sure the participants will have a great experience. I look forward to hearing from you soon. Sincereh © Shot SHE Aad ol ales: tulsa. © ss} so} alge] wae ol alele OSHS set sot Aa Se Bes Pesbeat DFAw A HUS AG sad Dw slopes © at USO AAS ES HOHE FAS aalele|a maou AlO xx« og gol Sx08 7g 28 2? Dear Ms. Robinson, ‘The Warblers Choir is happy to announce that We are invited to compete in the International Young Choir Competition. The competition takes place in London on May 20. Though we wish to participate in the event, we do not have the necessary funds to travel to London. So we are kindly asking you to support us by coming to our fundraising concert. It will be held on March 26. In this concert, we shall be able to show you how big our passion for music is. Thank you in advance for your kind support and help. Sincerely, Arnold Reynolds Hae ee Oe Hal ase BAeIeZ Oma 9018) He aero © 298) 713] BS obehsteiat © Wy Wael Zeke FoHD O71 AE US Base All #2 srmetuye cig Bo] aOR 718 BE! 2127 Dear Parents/Guardians, Class parties will be held on the afternoon of Friday, December 16th, 2022. Children may bring in sweets, crisps, biscuits, cakes, and | drinks. We are requesting that children do not bring in home-cooked or prepared food All food should arrive in a sealed packet with the ingredients clearly listed. Fruit and vegetables are welcomed if they are pre- packed in a sealed packet from the shop. Please DO NOT send any food into school containing nuts as we have many children with severe nut allergies. Please check the ingredients of all food your children bring carefully. Thank you for your continued support and cooperation. Yours sincerely, Lisa Brown, Headteacher OAH ae] a wae Baer: Ota MG] ALS mS Amb @ eyo] Sg $4] da|27] oes ZAsheht @ Heme] A441 Shs Me] Bohs Helste|at © SF Helo 7A Sol et Hel AAS Malselat AgHw@1 1725a We Ba 7/6 AlQ~ 13> HBA ae AlQ o2saau ieee oS Bo] Soe 7H Ae! 227 ‘To whom it may concern, 1am a resident of the Blue Sky Apartment. Recently l observed that the kid zone is inneed of repairs. I want you to pay attention to the poor condition of the playground equipment in the zone. The swings are damaged, the paint is falling off, and some of the bolts on the slide are missing. The facilities have been in this terrible condition since we moved here. They are dangerous to the children playing there, Would you please have them repaired? I would appreciate your immediate attention to solve this matter. 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I would therefore request your consideration in raising my salary, which I believe reflects my performance as well as the industry average. | look forward to speaking with you = | Kimberly Morss EEE: © 54 18S Ase @ dei aS AAD OaP adage are @ 719 Al Hehe AaeFeI © Ag Al a al Belofe| a.A om > CG ol Palet LB, Sale] So} OHS (A7)O1AL Ro} Alo, <3] — at oval eetsich ais} grab aaplee emo accompany 252 include cooperation 01 contact 02 humanity 03 procedure 04 scenic 05 chemistry 06 Ase} 07 Seach 08 Act 09 82 10 s##sicl * CS Palatoll US Yol RHS So} WsAle, 11 ~e.2a8ict + carry out edge + look forward to 13 sasich + avariety of 14 ~ehsi0% « + leave behind 15 -Esmec}. + on behalf of CS Salat EBON Ve Coe TEAL, 16 Biel F4a~ (essential / optional member 17 B24) 71201 > at aln) (irrational / reasonable) price 18 SE 84014 inall (demonstrations / departments) 9 se Wats! 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Matt sat up in bed, rubbed his eyes, and looked around the small room. “Mom?” he said quietly, hoping he would hearhis mother’s voice assuring him that everything was all right. But there was no answer. Matt tried to tell himself that he was just hearing things, But he knew he wasn't. There was someone in his room. He could hear rhythmic, scratchy breathing and it wasn't his own. He lay awake for the rest of the night. @humorous and fun —_@ boring and dull @calm and peaceful @ noisy and exciting © mysterious and frightening 2h soweal goi et PATTERN PRACTICE @ BOS sx» TES Bol Salut Shirleys) Aloe 7}5} ayzist 227 mew On the way home, Shirley noticed a truck parked in front of the house across the street. New neighbors! Shirley was dying to know about them. “Do you know anything about the new neighbors?” she asked Pa at dinner. He said, “Yes, and there's one thing that may be interesting to you.” Shirley had a billion more questions. Pa said joyfully, “They have a girl just your age. Maybe she wants to be your playmate.” Shirley nearly dropped her fork on the floor. How many times had she prayed for a friend? Finally, her prayers were answered! She and the new girl could go to school together, play together, and become best friends. curious and excited @ sorry and upset jealous and annoyed @ calm and relaxed © disappointed and unhappy BOG sss aiazatre a CS Bol Setet Zoeo| AZ vise 7H Awe AS? ‘The principal stepped on stage. “Now, I present this year’s top academic award to the student who has achieved the highest placing.” He smiled at the row of seats where twelve finalists had gathered. Zoe wiped a sweaty hand on her handkerchief and glanced at the other finalists. They all looked as pale and uneasy as herself, Zoe and one of the other finalists had won first placing in four subjects so it came down to how teachers ranked their hard work and confidence. “The Trophy for General Excellence is awarded to Miss Zoe Perry.” the principal declared. “Could Zoe step this way, please?” Zoe felt as if she were in heaven. She walked into the thunder of applause with a big smile hopeful disappointed @ guilty — confident @nervous delighted @ angry — calm @ relaxed — proudnizosea/e BO7 sx CHS ol Saft To) Ales Viste 7H AIRE 227 Iwas diving alone in about 40 feet of water when I gota terrible stomachache. Iwassinking and hardly able to move. I could see my watch and knew there was only a little more time on the tank before I would be out of air. It was hard for me to remove my weight belt. Suddenly I felt a prodding from behind me under the armpit. My arm was being lifted forcibly. Around into my field of vision came an eye. It seemed to be smiling. 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