Instructor variant I part (60 points) Topic

Instructor 2
Variant I
Part 1 (60 points)
Topic: You were at a restaurant recently. The restaurant advertises a smoke-free outdoor seating area; however, because the tables are very close to each other, you were seated right next to a table in the “smoking” section, where several people were smoking. Although you enjoyed the food, the smoke really bothered you and your younger cousin who has asthma. You were very disappointed with the situation at the restaurant.
Write a letter of complaint to the owner of the restaurant. Write one paragraph for each of the topics below. The letter should be at least eighteen to twenty (18-20) sentences. Write no less than 200 words. Revise your letter, if necessary. Pay attention to your vocabulary (legal terminology), grammar, letter format, sentence structure, word order and spelling. Do not copy and paste the topic.
1. Salutation
2. Explain the detailed explanation of the problem.
3. Offer a suggestion on how to avoid such situations and state how it might affect the fame of the restaurant.
4. State your position on this issue and use reasonable examples to justify your position.
5. Make a conclusion how such situation should be resolved and what could be the decision of the judge based on legislation if you go to the court with a similar claim.
6. Closing remarks
Variant II
Part 1 (60 points)
Topic: It was broadcasted about the proposed changes to the 91 bus from Yunusabad to Alay market. Reducing the number of 91 buses during the early morning rush hour will affect many people who need this transport to get to school or work. Without this bus, people will be forced to give up public transportation and drive to work. This would contribute to the ever-increasing traffic congestion in the city. You worry too much about the situation.
Write a letter of complaint to the state service portal. Write one paragraph for each of the topics below. The letter should be at least eighteen to twenty (18-20) sentences. Write no less than 200 words. Revise your letter, if necessary. Pay attention to your vocabulary (legal terminology), grammar, letter format, sentence structure, word order and spelling. Do not copy and paste the topic.
1. Salutation
2. Explain the detailed explanation of the problem.
3. Offer a suggestion on how to improve such situations and state what consequences may it lead to.
4. State your position on this issue and use reasonable examples to justify your position.
5. Make a conclusion how such situation should be resolved and what could be the decision of the judge based on legislation if you go to the court with a similar claim.
6. Closing remarks