假設(shè)你是劉民，剛參加了去北京的旅行團(tuán)，但你對(duì)旅行團(tuán)的服務(wù)很不滿意。為此，你準(zhǔn)備給經(jīng)理寫一封投訴信。

1. 宣傳冊(cè)上描述的是四星級(jí)旅館，可我們住的地方離市中心至少50公里，很不方便。

2. 飯菜質(zhì)量差，與預(yù)期相距較遠(yuǎn)。

3. 導(dǎo)游的工作不能令人滿意,他讓我們時(shí)刻匆匆忙忙，無暇欣賞風(fēng)景，更糟糕的是，需要他的時(shí)候總是找不到他。

4. 詞數(shù):120詞左右。擊生詞

tourist firm旅游公司;far from一點(diǎn)也不... (而且) ；brochure宣傳冊(cè);city centre市中心;in great haste匆匆忙忙地;even worse更糟糕的是;be disappointed with對(duì).. 失望

Dear Sir,

  I just arrived home after a journey to Beijing arranged by your firm. The journey was far from being satisfactory.

  We were supposed to stay at a fourstar hotel described in your brochure as comfortable and in down town. In fact,the hotel is situated at least 50 kilometres from the city centre,which is rather inconvenient for us. The food served also fell short of expectations. We were most unhappy with the work of the guide. We were kept moving in great haste,without time to admire the scenery. Even worse,sometimes when we needed him,the guide was absent.

  Now that my holiday is over,it seems fairly pointless writing this letter,but I would like you know that I was disappointed with your service. It was enough to keep me from booking any future holiday journey through your agency.


                               Yours truly,Liu Min

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