Band 6.5 Five months ago, you started renting an apartment on a six-month agreement. You now wish to stay in the apartment for longer than the six months you originally agreed with the owner. Write a letter to the owner of your apartment. In your letter say how long you now want to rent the apartment for explain why you plans have changed tell the owner about a problem in the apartment Solved
Five months ago, you started renting an apartment on a six-month agreement. You now wish to stay in the apartment for longer than the six months you originally agreed with the owner. Write a letter to the owner of your apartment. In your letter say how long you now want to rent the apartment for explain why you plans have changed tell the owner about a problem in the apartment
Dear Mr. Tweedy,
I am writing regarding the rental contract of the apartment, which I wish to renew for another six months. Currently, I am enrolled in a program in the nearest college to the apartment, which was supposed to finish in six months. Recently, I found out from the college administration that students can add some additional subjects related to their program and finish them together in one year. I am planning to add some extra subjects, which can be really beneficial for my career in future as well as improve my technical skills.
However, I would be greatly thankful to you, if you renovate some of the areas in the apartment before extending the lease. Firstly, there has been some issues with the washroom and kitchen taps, they keep on leaking even after closing them tightly, need some attention from a plumber. Furthermore, garbage picker needs to get contacted by you, as he never comes on the scheduled time to pickup the garbage bags. I have already shared a word with him several times, but somehow he keeps on repeating the same thing.
I hope I hear back soon about the lease decision and other suggestions.
Yours sincerely,
Prachi Diwedi
Grammar Summary
8 errors detected: 2 grammar, 2 informality, 2 spelling, 1 punctuation, 1 spacing.
Detailed Feedback & Recommendations
The letter effectively addresses all points of the prompt: it states the desired extension period, explains the change in plans, and mentions a problem in the apartment. The tone is appropriate for a semi-formal letter to a landlord. However, some minor issues with clarity and phrasing slightly detract from the overall quality.
The letter has a logical flow and effective opening and closing salutations. The use of linking phrases is adequate, but there is room for improvement in variety and accuracy. The progression of ideas is clear, but some sentences could be more smoothly connected.
The vocabulary is adequate but somewhat repetitive and lacks precision in places. There are some awkward phrasings and minor spelling errors. The letter could benefit from more varied and precise vocabulary.
The letter contains several grammatical errors and awkward structures that affect clarity. While the range of structures is adequate, the accuracy needs improvement.
Grammatical Errors
Error: "there has been some issues"
Explanation: Subject-verb agreement error.
Correction: "there have been some issues"
Error: "garbage picker needs to get contacted by you"
Explanation: Awkward phrasing and passive voice misuse.
Correction: "you should contact the garbage collector"
Error: "which was supposed to finish in six months"
Explanation: Tense inconsistency.
Correction: "which was supposed to have finished in six months"
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Task Achievement
Addresses The Task Fully: 8
Clear Purpose & Tone: 7
Relevant Details: 7
Fits Appropriate Length: 8
Coherence & Cohesion
Logical Flow: 7
Clear Opening & Closing: 8
Linking Phrases: 6
Paragraph Variety: 6
Lexical Resource
Varied Vocabulary: 6
Accurate Spelling: 7
Appropriate Phrasing: 5
Grammatical Range
Complex Structures: 6
Accuracy: 5