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Celpip Writing Task 1

The document discusses writing an email to a festival organizer about accessibility issues at a recent jazz festival. It suggests utilizing an adjacent vacant lot for dedicated handicapped parking to address the lack of accessible parking observed. The email expresses enjoyment of the event and explains the need for handicapped parking near the main stage while offering the vacant lot as a solution.

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Celpip Writing Task 1

The document discusses writing an email to a festival organizer about accessibility issues at a recent jazz festival. It suggests utilizing an adjacent vacant lot for dedicated handicapped parking to address the lack of accessible parking observed. The email expresses enjoyment of the event and explains the need for handicapped parking near the main stage while offering the vacant lot as a solution.

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Question (Task 1):

Your grandparents are planning a family gathering. They want to have a fun weekend
somewhere. You know a perfect place to have the event. Write them an email and include the
following things:
• Tell them about the place you have in mind.
• Talk about your experiences at the place.
• Describe what the family can do there.

Answer:

Dear Grandma and Grandpa,

I hope this email finds you both in great health and cheer. I'm thrilled about the upcoming family
gathering and have a wonderful place in mind: Jasper National Park.
Last summer, I visited Jasper and was mesmerized by its breathtaking landscapes. The park,
known for its vast wilderness, offers something for everyone. We can enjoy scenic drives,
spotting wildlife like elk and bears in their natural habitat. For a more leisurely experience, we
could take a boat tour on Maligne Lake, renowned for its crystal-clear waters and stunning
mountain backdrop.
The highlight for me was the Jasper SkyTram. It lifts you up Whistlers Mountain, offering
panoramic views of the surrounding peaks. Imagine the entire family, young and old, soaking in
these majestic views together!
Jasper also has lovely picnic spots, perfect for our family lunch. And for those who enjoy a bit of
history, the Jasper-Yellowhead Museum provides fascinating insights into the area's heritage.
I believe Jasper National Park would offer us the perfect blend of adventure, relaxation, and
bonding. Let's create some unforgettable family memories in this natural paradise!

Looking forward to hearing your thoughts.

Warm regards,
Mohammad
Question (Task 2):

Your city is considering building a new airport near your house. A survey is being conducted in
your community to find out if the local residents support or oppose the project. If the project is
approved, taxes would increase by 20% to pay for the project. The city’s mayor estimates that the
project will create 5000 new jobs in the area. Which option do you prefer? Explain your choice.
Option A: Build the airport
Option B: Do not build the airport

Answer:
To the City of Edmonton,

I am writing in response to the proposed construction of a new airport near our community. After
careful consideration, I must express my opposition to this project, primarily for two reasons.
Firstly, the environmental impact of an airport so close to our residential area is a significant
concern. Airports not only contribute to noise pollution, which would disrupt the peacefulness of
our neighborhood, but they also increase air pollution and threaten local wildlife. Our area is
known for its serene environment, which would be adversely affected by the constant activity
associated with an airport.
Secondly, the financial burden this project would impose on residents cannot be overlooked.
With a proposed 20% tax increase to fund the construction, many in our community, who are
already facing economic challenges, especially in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, would
find this additional financial strain unsustainable. While the promise of job creation is appealing,
the immediate and long-term costs to our community's well-being and financial stability are too
great.
In summary, while I understand the potential benefits of a new airport, the environmental and
economic costs to our community lead me to oppose this project. I believe our city's
development should prioritize the well-being of its residents and the preservation of our
environment.

Best regards,
Mohammad
Question (Task 1):

You recently attended the annual jazz festival in your city which is held in a large park. As you
walked from the parking lot to the festival, you saw a man in a wheelchair who was going to the
same concert as you. He mentioned that there was no handicapped parking anywhere near the
main stage. Write an email to the festival organizer and include the following things: Express
your enjoyment of the festival. Explain the need for handicapped parking. Suggest a way to fix
the problem.

Answer:

Dear Festival Organizer,

I recently had the pleasure of attending the Jazz Festival at the main park on Abbott Street. The
event was outstanding, particularly the innovative blend of ballet dance and jazz music. Such
creativity is a testament to the hard work of your team.
However, I wish to address a crucial accessibility issue. While parking my car, I noticed a man in
a wheelchair struggling to find handicap parking. Despite his evident distress in the heat, there
were no accessible parking options nearby. This oversight is concerning, especially given the
inclusive spirit of such community events.
To remedy this, I suggest utilizing the vacant lot adjacent to the park. Though not large, it could
serve as dedicated handicap parking for future events. As a frequent attendee, I have noticed this
unused space and believe it could greatly enhance accessibility for those with mobility
challenges.
I am willing to assist in coordinating with the lot owner to explore this possibility. Ensuring
convenient parking for all attendees, regardless of their physical abilities, aligns with the
inclusive nature of our city's events.

Thank you for considering this suggestion. I look forward to more fantastic events in the future.
Best regards,
Mohammad

Question (Task 2):

Your son’s elementary school provides free lunches to the children. Recently, one child
experienced an allergic reaction to the food. The principal of the school has decided to reevaluate
the lunch program and is asking for parents’ input. Which option do you prefer? Explain your
choice.
Option A: Require children to be tested for allergies
Option B: Require children to bring their own lunch

Answer:

Dear Principal,

I am writing to express my support for the continued implementation of the free lunch program
at our school, particularly in light of the recent incident involving a child's allergic reaction.
The free lunch program is an invaluable asset to our school community, offering significant
benefits. It alleviates financial pressure on families, especially those in the lower and middle-
income brackets, allowing parents to channel more resources into their children's educational
needs and activities. Additionally, the communal aspect of shared lunches is crucial for the social
and emotional development of children. It fosters a sense of community and provides an
informal setting for developing social skills and friendships.
In response to the recent allergic reaction incident, I propose an initiative to test children for
allergies. While recognizing that this may pose some financial and logistical challenges for the
school, the safety and well-being of our students must be our paramount concern. Implementing
allergy testing could significantly mitigate the risk of similar incidents in the future, ensuring all
children can safely benefit from the program.
The long-term advantages of the free lunch program, complemented by a proactive approach to
managing allergies, will undoubtedly contribute to a healthier, more inclusive school
environment.
Thank you for considering this perspective.

Sincerely,
Mohammad

Question (Task 1):

A construction project has recently begun near your home. There are loud noises coming from
the construction site all day. In the last few days, the workers have been working until midnight.
You are having trouble sleeping with the loud noise, and you have to wake up at 6:00 a.m. for
work. Write an email to your local government and do the following things:

• Tell them where you live.

• Explain what the problem is.

• Ask them to limit the time in which the workers can operate heavy machinery.

Answer:

To the Strathcona Local Government,


I am reaching out to address a concern regarding the ongoing construction project near 82nd
Avenue and 106th Street, close to where I reside. The introduction of a new mall is undoubtedly
a positive development for our community, offering numerous benefits. However, the current
construction schedule is causing significant disturbances, particularly due to noise levels.
The construction work, extending from early morning until midnight, disrupts the tranquility of
our neighborhood. The use of heavy machinery late into the night has been particularly
problematic, as it interferes with the sleep of residents, myself included. Adequate rest is crucial
for maintaining our daily routines, especially for those who start their day early.
In light of these concerns, I propose a revision of the construction schedule. Limiting the
operation of heavy machinery to daytime hours, and ceasing loud activities by early evening,
would greatly alleviate the disturbance. This adjustment would balance the progress of the
construction project while respecting the well-being of the community.
I trust that the local government will consider this proposal favorably and act in the best interest
of its residents.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
Sincerely
Mohammad

Question (Task 2):

You volunteer at a local retirement home on the weekends. Every Sunday afternoon, the
volunteers take the senior citizens on a picnic to the mountains. The seniors ride along in the
vehicles of the volunteers. Recently, some concerns have been raised about the safety of
traveling in private vehicles. The manager of the retirement home has decided to conduct a
survey among the staff and residents whether or not to buy a bus for transporting everyone.

Which option do you prefer? Explain your choice.

Option A: Buy a bus


Option B: Continue using private vehicles

Answer:
Dear Manager of Ocean Retirement Home,
I am writing regarding the recent survey about purchasing a bus for Sunday picnic events for our
senior residents.
The proposal to buy a bus presents a practical and safe solution for our outings. Using private
vehicles of volunteers, though well-intentioned, raises concerns over safety and consistency. A
bus would ensure that all seniors can travel together safely and comfortably, fostering a sense of
community and belonging among them during these outings.
Moreover, the financial and logistical strain on volunteers using their own vehicles is
unsustainable in the long term. The maintenance costs and coordination required for multiple
cars are significant. A bus would alleviate these burdens, allowing volunteers to focus more on
engaging with the seniors rather than worrying about transport logistics.
Investing in a bus is a forward-thinking step that prioritizes the well-being and safety of our
seniors and volunteers. It represents a long-term, cost-effective solution that aligns with our
commitment to providing the best care and experiences for our residents.
Thank you for considering this suggestion.
Sincerely,
Mohammad

Question (Task 1):


Your cousin has been accepted to study at the top university in your province; however, he is
considering getting a job instead because he doesn’t want to get in debt with student loans.
Recently, the university has offered him a $10,000 scholarship. If he decides to enroll, he will
still need to take out student loans, but if he waits till next year, this scholarship might not be
available at that time. Write him an email and include the following things:
Congratulate him on receiving the scholarship.
Explain the benefits of having a college degree.
Explain why student loans are not bad in the
long term

Answer:
Dear Jakub,

Congratulations on your well-deserved acceptance and the prestigious scholarship from


Princeton! This achievement is a testament to your hard work and potential.
Contemplating the next steps, you're faced with a decision similar to one I encountered. Uncle
Josh guided me through a similar crossroads, emphasizing that a college degree is not only a
mark of distinction but also an investment that enhances job prospects.
Considering your situation, I would encourage embracing the opportunity to enroll. While
student loans are daunting, they're an investment in your future. The scholarship you've been
offered significantly offsets the financial burden, and the value of a Princeton education in the
long term will likely exceed the cost of loans. Remember, the loans will be deferred while you
study, and upon graduating, you'll be equipped with credentials that open doors to higher-paying
positions.
Feel free to reach out if you wish to discuss this further. Uncle Josh and I are both here to support
you in making this pivotal decision.
Warm regards,
Mohammad

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