Can you write a letter to the editor about a water crisis and power outage in your community

yes.

Explanation:

Be clear and concise.

Describe the item or service you bought and the problem. Include serial or model numbers, and the name and location of the seller. If you’re following up on a conversation, be sure to say who you spoke with and confirm the details of your discussion.

State exactly what you want done

and how long you’re willing to wait for a response. Be reasonable.

Don’t write an angry, sarcastic, or threatening letter.

The person reading your letter probably isn’t responsible for the problem, but may be very helpful in resolving it.

Include copies of relevant documents,

like receipts, work orders, and warranties. You also may want to send copies of emails and notes from conversations you’ve had with the seller about the problem. Keep your originals.

Include your name and contact information.

If an account is involved, be sure to include the account number.

1) I gave my mother a flower for her birthday and she planted it on the yard.

2)In the student lounge there is a panel discussion about drug addictions.

3)When i was 6 years old there was a frighting experience that I shall never forget.

4)

5)The fortune he spent all his life accumulating he lost.

6)At last she found a book, battered and torn but still readable.

7)when you finish your accuracy Ill check the manuscript.

8) Through the binoculars one of our observers spotted a plane she could not identify.

9)The house was built at a cost of $200,00 by ms. Sloan

, who later became mrs.Solan-Brown.

10)"baby buggy" was the new carriage uncle dave brought for thew baby.

Explanation:

Im sorry i cant do 4