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Write two letters: one to save money for June break and mother's birthday, and a job application for a Sales Assistant role advertised on Facebook.

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Here's how to approach these letter-writing tasks:

  1. Saving money for June school break and mother's birthday This sounds like a personal letter or a plan. You can write it to yourself or to a parent/guardian.

    • Recipient: (e.g., Dear Mom and Dad, or Dear Self,)
    • Introduction: State your goal: saving money for the June school break and your mother's birthday.
    • Plan: Explain how you plan to save money (e.g., doing extra chores, saving pocket money, reducing unnecessary spending).
    • Timeline: Mention the timeframe (leading up to June).
    • Conclusion: Express your determination and excitement for the break and birthday.
    • Closing: (e.g., Love, [Your Name] or Sincerely, [Your Name])
  2. Job application for a Sales Assistant This is a formal letter of application (cover letter).

    • Your Contact Information: Your Name, Address, Phone, Email.
    • Date:
    • Employer Contact Information: Hiring Manager/Recruitment Team, Company Name (Eagles), Company Address.
    • Salutation: Dear Hiring Manager, (or specific name if known).
    • Introduction: State the position you are applying for (Sales Assistant), where you saw the advertisement (Facebook), and express your interest.
    • Body Paragraph 1 (Skills & Experience): Highlight relevant skills (e.g., communication, customer service, teamwork, enthusiasm) and any experience you have, even if informal (e.g., helping in a family business, school projects).
    • Body Paragraph 2 (Why You're a Good Fit): Explain why you are interested in working for Eagles and how your qualities align with the role of a sales assistant.
    • Conclusion: Reiterate your interest, state your availability for an interview, and thank them for their time and consideration.
    • Closing: Sincerely,
    • Signature: Your Name (typed).
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