Part 2:Writing a Letter(25 points) Question 11: ● Check that the content of the letter is relevant and appropriate. (10 points) ● Check that the language used is appropriate and accurate. (10 points) Check that the layout of the letter is appropriate:the use of paragraphs,space,position of opening and closing expressions,etc. (5 points) ● Both British and American spellings are acceptable.Special attention should be paid to the formality of the language. An example: Mr.Pane Power Hotel August 30h,2006 Dear Mr.Pane, My family and I planned and looked forward to our overnight stay in your hotel before our arrival on July 14.We arrived at 5 00 p.m and were told our room was not ready. We left our luggage with the clerk at the reservations desk and went to dinner.Our room still wasn't ready after dinner.In fact,it wasn't until 9 30 p.m.which made the evening a total loss and was very hard on our two children who are usually in bed by 8:00 p.m. The people at the desk were impolite that evening.I had the impression the hotel was understaffed. Well,can you do something for us,Mr.Pane?You see the compensation should be made to us.That is,our stay in your hotel should be free. Yours truly, George 205fart 2:Writing a Letter (25 points) Question 11: . Check that the content of the letter is relevant and appropriate. . Check that the language used is appropriate and accurate. (10 points) (10 points) . Check that the layout of the letter is appropriate: the use of paragraphs, space, position of opening and closing expressions, etc. (5 points) . Both British and American spellings are acceptable. Special attention should be paid to the formality of the language. An example: Mr. Pane Power Hotel August 30`''，2006 Dear Mr. Pane My family and I planned and looked forward to our overnight stay in your hotel before our arrival on July 14. We arrived at 5，00 p. m and were told our room was not ready. We left our luggage with the clerk at the reservations desk and went to dinner. Our room still wasn't ready after dinner. In fact，it wasn’t until 9:30 a re p. m, which made the evem ng a total loss and was very hard on our two children who usually in bed by 8，00 p. m . The people at the desk were impolite that evening. I had the impression the hotel was }}nderstaffed. Well，can you do something for us，Mr. Panes You see the compensation should be made to us. That is，our stay in your hotel should be free. Yours truly, George