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CELPIP Writing Sentences

This document provides sample sentences for writing tasks in the CELPIP exam, including formal and informal letters as well as survey responses. It includes structured openings, bodies, and closings for letters, along with opinion-based, analytical, and conclusion sentences for surveys. Tips for effective usage of these sentences are also included to enhance writing skills.

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CELPIP Writing Sentences

This document provides sample sentences for writing tasks in the CELPIP exam, including formal and informal letters as well as survey responses. It includes structured openings, bodies, and closings for letters, along with opinion-based, analytical, and conclusion sentences for surveys. Tips for effective usage of these sentences are also included to enhance writing skills.

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# CELPIP Writing Sentences for Letter and Survey

This file contains sample sentences you can use in your CELPIP writing tasks,
including letters and surveys.

## 1. Letter Writing

### a) Formal Letters


- **Opening:**
- "Dear [Title] [Last Name],"
- "To whom it may concern,"
- "I am writing to express my concern regarding..."
- "I am writing in response to your recent correspondence..."

- **Body:**
- "I would like to bring to your attention the matter of..."
- "I appreciate your prompt assistance with this issue."
- "Please be informed that I have experienced..."
- "I am particularly impressed by..."
- "It is my hope that this situation can be resolved swiftly."

- **Closing:**
- "Thank you for your time and consideration."
- "I look forward to your prompt response."
- "Yours sincerely,"
- "Yours faithfully,"

### b) Informal Letters


- **Opening:**
- "Dear [Name],"
- "Hi [Name],"
- "I hope this letter finds you well."

- **Body:**
- "I wanted to share with you..."
- "It has been a while since we last caught up..."
- "I recently experienced..."
- "I am excited to tell you about..."

- **Closing:**
- "Take care and keep in touch."
- "Best regards,"
- "Warm wishes,"
- "Sincerely,"

## 2. Survey Writing

### a) Opinion-Based Sentences


- "In my opinion, the current system requires significant improvements."
- "I believe that the proposed changes will benefit the community."
- "It is important to consider various perspectives when evaluating the issue."
- "From my perspective, the current approach is inadequate."
- "I strongly suggest that further research is conducted."

### b) Analytical Sentences


- "The data clearly indicates a trend towards increased satisfaction."
- "There is a noticeable disparity between different groups."
- "The findings suggest that the improvements have had a positive impact."
- "Based on the evidence, it can be inferred that the current strategy needs
revision."
- "The survey results underscore the importance of addressing these issues."

### c) Conclusion and Recommendation Sentences


- "In conclusion, it is essential to adopt a more comprehensive approach."
- "Overall, the survey indicates that there is room for improvement."
- "I recommend that immediate actions be taken to address these concerns."
- "It is my firm belief that implementing these changes will lead to better
outcomes."
- "The results of the survey clearly advocate for a new strategy."

## Tips for Using These Sentences


- Adjust and modify the sentences to fit your specific context.
- Use a variety of sentence structures to demonstrate your range of vocabulary.
- Combine sentences to create coherent and well-organized paragraphs.

Remember, practice is key to mastering your writing skills for the CELPIP exam.

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