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  Request for Replacement of Defective Dishwasher Dear Sir/Madam, I am writing to express my dissatisfaction with the dishwasher I recently purchased from your showroom, Modern Electrical Equipments, Bhopal. The appliance was purchased a few weeks ago with the expectation of receiving a reliable and efficient product. However, it has not performed up to my expectations. The dishwasher does not clean the utensils properly, makes an unusual noise while operating, and frequently stops midway through a washing cycle. Despite following the instructions given in the user manual, the problem persists. I request you to kindly look into the matter and arrange for an inspection at the earliest. If the appliance is found to be defective, I would appreciate a replacement with a new and properly functioning dishwasher. Alternatively, please process an appropriate claim or provide a suitable solution under the warranty terms. I have attached a copy of the purchase bill and warranty details f...
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  From: student.email@example.com Date: 31 August 2026 Dear Sir/Madam, I am a student who is interested in joining the Communication Skills Advancement Programme offered by your esteemed institute, Oxbridge Institute of English and Communication Skills, New Delhi . I have come to know that your institute provides excellent training in English communication and personality development. As I am keen to improve my speaking, listening, presentation and interpersonal communication skills, I would like to seek some information about the programme. Kindly provide me with details regarding the duration of the course, course fee, eligibility criteria and batch timings . I would also like to know about the quality and type of study material provided to the students. Furthermore, please inform me about the audio-visual aids and modern teaching techniques , such as language laboratories, multimedia presentations, videos, audio recordings and smart classroom facilities, used during the pr...

Introducing People to One Another

  3. Introducing People to One Another Read the two dialogues below. Pay attention to the expressions used in situations where a person introduces people to one another. The first dialogue occurs in a formal situation while the second occurs in an informal one. Dialogue (formal) Dr Preeta Rao and Mr Salil Mohammad meet for the first time at the workplace of a common friend, Mrs Padma Padamsee.) Mrs Padamsee : Dr Rao, I'd like to introduce you to Mr Salil  Mohammad. Mr Mohammad is our company secretary. Mr Mohammad, please meet Di Preeta Rao. Dr Rao is an educational advisor with the UNICEF. Dr Rao (shaking hands): How d'you do, Mr Mohammad? I'm happy to meet you. Mr Mohammad: Thank you, Dr Rao. This is indeed a pleasure. Mrs Padamsee has spoken to me about the fine work that you are doing among children in government schools. Dialogue (informal) (Kriika introduces her sister Alka to her classmate John.) Kika John, this is my sister, Alka. She's an editor wie ...

FY BCom SEC Dialogue Writing

  Rohit Kumar from Alpha Electronics, Kanpur, enters the Delhi office of his company's chartered accountant with whom he has an appointment. He introduces himself to the person's secretary, explaining who he is, where he is from and why he is there. Rohit Kumar: Good morning, Madam. Secretary: Good morning. How can I help you? Rohit Kumar: My name is Rohit Kumar. I am from Alpha Electronics, Kanpur. I have an appointment with the Chartered Accountant today. Secretary: Welcome, Mr. Kumar. May I know the name of the Chartered Accountant you are here to meet? Rohit Kumar: Yes, I have an appointment with Mr. Sharma at 11:00 a.m. I have come to the Delhi office to discuss some important financial matters related to our company. Secretary: Certainly, Mr. Kumar. Mr. Sharma is expecting you. Please have a seat for a few minutes. I will inform him that you have arrived. Rohit Kumar: Thank you, Madam. I appreciate your help. Secretary: You are welcome, Mr. Kumar. I will ca...

FY BCOM SEM_I AEC_ Grammar Vocabulary Building: Prefixes and Suffixes

Prefixes and Suffixes:                A prefix is a word fragment added in front of a root or a word. Prefixes – Meaning and Examples Prefix Meaning Examples a- not, without amoral, apolitical ant-, anti- instead, against antisocial, antacid auto- self autograph, automatic bi- two, double bifurcate, biannual de-, dis- not, opposite deform, disagree em-, en- cause to empower, enact il-, im- not illiterate, impure in-, ir- not insincere, irrelevant inter- between international, intercept mis- wrong misspell, misinterpret non- not nonviolent, nonconformity pre- before, toward precedent, preposition re- again rewrite, regain semi- half, partly semicircle, semifinal sub- under substandard, subway tri- three triangle, triceps un- not unusual, unhappy Exercise: A No. Word Prefix Root Suffix 1 preview pre- view — 2 ...

FY BCOM SEM_I AEC_ Grammar Vocabulary Building: Root Words

Root Words: Root Meaning Examples audi hear audio, audience bene good benefit, benign bio life biology, biography chrono time chronology, synchronise contra against contradict, contrast cred believe, trust credential, incredible deca (multiply by) ten decade, decagogue deci (divide by) ten decimate, decimetre dem people democracy, demographic dict speak dictate, verdict eco habitat ecology, ecosystem extra outside of, beyond extraordinary, extrovert fact make factory, manufacture fin end, limit final, confine gen birth gene, generation geo earth geography, geology gram record telegram, electrocardiogram graph write autograph, graphic homo like, similar homogeneous, homonym hyper over, beyond hyperactive, hyperbole infra below, after infrared, infrasonic kilo thousand kilogram, kilometre logy study of biology, geology macro large macroscopic, macroeconomics Root Meaning Examples mal evil, badly malnourished, malevolent mega large megawatt, megabyte meter measure thermometer, kilometre m...