Please note that the college will be closed on Friday due to staff training. Classes will return on Monday. - Why was this text written?, A. To complain, B. To give information, C. To request help, D. To describe a place, Could you please let me know if you are able to work overtime this evening from 6 pm to 9 pm? - Who is this text for?, A. A customer, B. A friend, C. An employee, D. A family member, I am writing to complain about the service I received yesterday. I waited a long time and no one helped me. - How does the writer probably feel?, A. Happy, B. Excited, C. Unhappy or frustrated, D. Confused, Turn off the lights and lock the door before leaving the building. - What does the writer want the reader to do?, A. Ask a question, B. Give information, C. Follow instructions, D. Make a complaint, You should arrive at least 15 minutes early to avoid missing your appointment. - Is the advice important?, A. No, it is only a suggestion, B. Yes, to avoid a problem, C. No, it is about the past, D. Yes, because it is a rule, This email is to confirm your appointment on Tuesday at 10.30 am at the doctor’s surgery. - What should the reader do next?, A. Reply to complain, B. Attend the appointment, C. Cancel the booking, D. Ask for directions, The flat is clean and modern with two bedrooms and a small garden. - What is the purpose of this text?, A. To instruct, B. To describe, C. To advise, D. To complain, Cheers for your help yesterday mate. Much appreciated. - What is the relationship between the writer and reader?, A. Customer and company, B. Manager and employee, C. People who know each other, D. Strangers, Please complete the form and return it to reception as soon as possible. -When should the reader act?, A. Immediately, B. Next week, C. By Thursday, D. Any time, The meeting has been moved to next Wednesday because the manager is away. - Why was the meeting moved?, A. The room is closed, B. People are late, C. The manager is away, D. There is a holiday

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