Apologizing, inviting, inquiring, applying and complaining
In letters we use specific words to express the reason why we are writing.
- "I am writing to apologize for my son's misbehaviour".
- "I'm sorry for Bill's misbehaviour".
- "Mr and Mrs Brighton would like you to attend the wedding party of
their daughter Helen".
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"We'll be pleased to see you at the party we'll organize on Saturday-evening from 8 P.M to 6A.M".
" I am writing to enquire about the trip to Turkey".
"I would like to apply for the job-position which was advertised in El Watan newspaper of Monday,October 26th 2015".
"I am writing to complain about the bad treatment that my daughter experienced in your class".
To apologise to tell someone that you are sorry that you have done something wrong.
- You must apologize to the teacher for being late.
- She should apologize to Bob for the delay.
To inquire about to ask for information.
- She would like to inquire about the flights to London.
- I am writing to inquire about your advertisement in the Times.
To apply to make a formal request, usually written for something such as a job, a place in a university, or permission to do something.
- I applied to four universities and was accepted by all of them.
- He is planning to apply to a business company for a job.
To complain to say that you are annoyed, not satisfied, or unhappy about someone or something.
- Workers complained about working conditions.
- He complained to the police about the noise.
Some verbs are always followed by one or two prepositions.
We must learn them:
- to apologize / apologise to someone for something/doing something.
- to inquire/ enquire about something.
- to apply to a university / a company for a place or a job.
- to complain to someone about somebody / something.
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