Dear Lincy,

I hope and pray that this letter finds you in good health. It gives me immense pleasure to tell you that
I’m relocating to Canada next month. Recently, I had purchased some new furniture and I believe that I won’t be
able to carry it along with us. Rather than selling it to someone outside you can come over and look to buy the
same, if interested.

I would like to tell you more about the furniture. I have a 3 months old, 7-Seater L-shaped couch with premium
leather finish, a glass centre table of 2 X 1.5 m made up of solid teak wood and a 7-Seater dining table which is 6
months old. The quality of the dining table wood is extremely good and will last years and years if maintained
properly. There are few more decorative furniture like wall shelves, corner tables, bed tables etc. which are very
attractive and probably if you could have a look would help you to decide better.

I’m free these days at home and you can surely come any time as per your convenience but just give me a call
before you arrive as the colony roads are very confusing.

Hope to hear from you soon!

Regards,
Ivan

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Children’s are the building blocks of our society and the future. While some argue that they should be permitted to
be at home and play until they attain six or seven years of age, others think that it is crucial for them to attend
school at the earliest possible. There may be many views but the fact remains the same for the advantages of early
education.

Abiding by the laws, a child can enter any school only after attaining the age of 4 years. That’s the minimum age
requirement for a child to get enrolled in any school because earlier than this, he is practically unable to
understand anything related to education. Schools provide the right guidance and technique for better learning of
the child by the expert teachers onboard. With their innovative methods, they are able to grasp things easily which
ultimately makes them bright and sharp amongst other children. Such channelised education also teaches basic
manners and discipline because this is the age in which the child learns both the good and bad things so it becomes
completely important to inculcate good behaviour or at-least make them figure out the difference between the
same.

On the other hand, children’s if bought to school at a little later age would be detrimental. The time to learn the
basic modules of education would already be gone. As a result, he would feel less intelligent as compared to other
kids in his class, which would make him demotivated. He would always be catching up with the others in class due
to the fact he lacks the basic understanding of the topic which he was deprived off earlier. He might get all the love
and care from his parents and relatives at home but not the elementary training to form the basis of education.

In conclusion, children’s should be admitted to schools at the earliest age to give them a window to learn things
easily and develop the basic skills to understand things in a systematic way.

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