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Business Letter ǁ Class 12 ǁ Compulsory English

 


1.      Your school/college has allocated some money for purchasing sports goods. Being the General Secretary of the Sports Club in your school/college, write a letter in about 180 words to Ekta Books and Stationery, Thapathali, Kathmandu, requesting them to supply their trade catalogue. You may mention the items you intend to buy and ask for a discount on the catalogue prices. (8) (NEB-2080, Lumbini, Gandaki, Sudurpaschim)

Ans:

Tansen-14, Palpa

5th Sep, 2023

To

The Manager,
Ekta Books and Stationery

Thapathali, Kathmandu (Nepal)

 

Subject: A Request for Providing Sports Trade Catalogue 

Respected Sir,

I'm the General Secretary of the sports club in my school named Tribhuvan Secondary School. This school is located at Tansen municipality-14, Palpa. As a General Secretary of the sports club, our team has allocated some funds for purchasing sports goods from your institution. I would like to request you through this letter especially to provide us with the catalogue of sports trade. We would like to the all the essential sports-related goods for all the students of all grades. If we get your sports trade catalogue, we will have ease in selecting the right goods along with reasonable prices. Some of the goods are a must. The following goods are essentially required.

1. Football (10 pieces)

2. Volleyball (10 Pieces)

3. Football & Volleyball Trophies 

4. Racket sets (Badminton & Table tennis)

5. Different Sports Nets

6. Skipping sets

7. Cricket kits etc.

We have mentioned more goods in our list. We have made a decision together to purchase all these goods from your institution. We have expected some discounts from your side too. We are expecting such a catalogue with discount rates for each good. 

Looking forward to getting your positive response!



General Secretary, 
Sports Club 
Tribhuvan Secondary School

 

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