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Okay, everybody, we are now going to move into our final live recording.

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This final live recording will be for a formal letter.

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Again, not that I like to repeat myself, but I need to let everybody know that I'm writing this live.

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And so what that means is there may not be a lot of talking, because I'm trying to demonstrate for

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you the process of writing a letter from beginning to end the process.

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So I'm not going to be able to write and stop and explain and write and stop and explain because I'm

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going from beginning to end in section two of these lectures where you have the practice questions that

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were already written and that I walked you through the application of theory.

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That's where you had a lot of walking through and explaining.

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This is about showing you a live progress and procession.

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So let's please understand what's happening so you can completely understand.

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All right.

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So let's get started.

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And we're going to write this live lecture.

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We're going to I hope that it benefits you to be able to see the process of writing from beginning to

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end so that you can duplicate and try to mimic this procedure.

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All right.

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So our question our question says, I guess let's get the let's get the size right so we can see.

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Well, our question says, you did a bus tour with other people.

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However, you were not satisfied with the bus service.

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Write a letter to the bus company about your journey and say what the problem with the tour was while

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you were not satisfied.

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Suggest how the bus company can improve.

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So we first, of course, do an outline.

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Everybody, I know I've said it many times and I'll say it again.

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Do a outline.

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Part one What the problem is.

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Let's talk about air conditioning.

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Just talk about we're English.

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And let's talk about fast driving.

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Those are my problems I'm going to want to talk about.

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All right.

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And then we also have what are some other things I want to talk about for part number two, why was

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I not satisfied?

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I needed information.

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Okay.

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And the brochure claims.

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And part three.

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This is part two.

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Part three solutions test for English.

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And this is pre test the bus conditions.

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All right.

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So there we have our outline.

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You want to be able to write out a quick outline.

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Writing out a quick outline is going to really, really help you in terms of having organized thoughts,

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structured thoughts, so you can focus on how to write.

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So after that, we do our outline.

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We're ready.

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We know what we're going to talk about.

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We know the order of our talking.

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We know the progression.

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We can move right into our complaint letter.

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Right.

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Regardless of the bus trip.

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Christie took.

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With your

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professionally

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recognized bus company.

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Right.

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That's my introduction sentence.

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Now, if you notice, I'm not talking about part number one.

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I'm not talking about the problems.

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I'm not talking about why I wasn't satisfied.

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I'm talking about my solutions that are suggested.

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Right.

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I'm not talking about that.

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That doesn't belong here.

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They were only talking about our introduction sentence.

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Now I'm going to part number one.

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Right.

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So you get the idea from this opening sentence that I'm about to talk about the problems I had the problems

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with the tour.

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Right.

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I have an introductory topic sentence that that's going to lay it all out.

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Air conditioning was broken.

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Conerly was the year.

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Air conditioning.

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44 also.

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Your.

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Conductor we want to show.

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Good.

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We can't.

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We could say driver, but conductor is a better word.

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Right there is our first part.

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We talked about the problems.

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Look at the sentence structures.

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Everybody look at the use of look at my use of adverbs.

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That's what you want to be able to look at.

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We see three strong sentences.

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I look at the level look at the level of the language being used.

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All right.

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Of course they

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use broken English.

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This time I'm inventing my paragraphs.

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And actually people ask me sometimes, do I have to invent or do I do I have to?

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Is it necessary?

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You just have to be consistent with the letter.

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Sometimes you can indent a letter and sometimes you can just not indent the letter.

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So that's that's something that is an option.

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The next part we have to talk about is why I was not satisfied.

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Now here I'm going to use I was because really I have to say like why I was not satisfied.

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So some people might say, well, you're using AI.

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Well, yeah.

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I mean, this this letter, the way it's structured, I have to use AI at some point because I'm talking

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about my personal dissatisfaction.

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All right.

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However, look at my sentence.

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Structure, everybody.

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Right.

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So there's our first sentence about about needing that information for research purposes and the driver's

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poor English, preventing that from happening.

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And then we're going to talk about our next idea, which is about the brochure.

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Okay.

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And there we have our next paragraph.

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We have three strong sentences.

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Write three strong sentences.

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We have our part to talk about why.

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And why I'm not satisfied.

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Then everybody, we move into our part three about suggestions.

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Actually, I think this comma, if I'm doing it right, it goes.

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There.

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I need to check on that.

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There are three.

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Recommendations.

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That your bus company.

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Now, if you see here in this sentence, I didn't say I think you should make three recommendations.

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It's a formal letter.

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So it's strong.

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Not, I believe or I think you should make three recommendations.

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There are right.

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There are three things you should do.

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Yes.

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Use good language.

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So use some good language here.

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So that's my first solution.

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To use a recognized English as Now you notice how when I'm writing, you might see me start with some

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simple language.

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But then I remember this is a formal letter.

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I need to up the level of vocabulary, right?

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I need to up and show the ability with the vocabulary.

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Just use some good connecting language here, some good coherence language.

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Pretest the.

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What's a pretest?

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The.

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Air conditioning.

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And the R.

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The department should place a speed limit reminder for the drivers.

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Right there we have our.

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Next part.

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Okay.

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We need something there.

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And now we need one more thing.

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We need our conclusion.

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All right.

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And then we need our conclusion or conclusion and we need our sign off.

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Bob Williams.

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All right.

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So let's look at look let's take a look at our our language, our word count.

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We're at 224, right?

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So that's what a formal letter looks like.

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That was a live letter.

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There are probably some things I might change here and there, but when you're doing a live letter,

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that's what you want.

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That's what you this is how it is.

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You have to go through it in a live session.

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One take.

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But I hope that you really, really got the idea of what you need to do to do a great job on the aisles.

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General Letter, thank you so much for joining me and going through these lectures.

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I hope you know now what to do.

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I'm going to set up a couple of test questions for you guys to practice with and submit for other students

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to take a look at.

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So I'll set that up for you.

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But at any rate, thanks a lot for participating and I look forward to helping you on your journey for

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your getting a super high score.

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So take care and I'll talk to you soon.

