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Request letter for English course center

Request letter for English course center Ogxx3

Dear Sir or MadamI am writing letter to inquire about the English course center. I am a new English leaner. I have resided far from center of city. However, I would like to learn English at your course. I was informed about your course to be the nearest course center and assist me to request more information about it. Firstly, i wonder if you could give me your course's timetable. It would be interesting to know about qualification of teachers and personal sessions. Secondly, i would be interested to know what kind of books or dates they will utilize for us to improve our learning English. Your faithfully, Umida

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 wonder if you could give me your course's timetable. It would be interesting to know about qualification of teachers and personal sessions. Secondly
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