英語慰問信寫法（精選3篇）
英語慰問信寫法 篇1
Dear Teacher Li,
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teachers' advice to do re excise. Please do not worry too ch about . I abetter now, and the doctor says that I could go back to school in a week. I ss you and the classtes very ch. I want to return to school as soon as possible.
Yours,
Liuliu
英語慰問信寫法 篇2
Dear :
Nothing can be worse that hearing the news that your motherland, Japan, has been striken by the earthquake from the news report and broadcast, I can see your countrymen suffering disaster and disease. And you are even under the threat of nuclear radition leak. However, I can firmly convinced that you will defeat the disaster and rebuild our city.
Three years ago, our mother land was also in the same situation as yours. The great earthquake which happened in Wen Chuan took thousands of lives instantly. At the moment, numerous children lost their parents and bwecame orphans, hundreds of families were broken, and all the people there felt helpless and frightened.
Fortunately, lots of rescue workers rushed to the area and worked around the clock, and meanwhile supplies were being sent to there from all directions. With the help from all Chinese people, the victims finally survived, and they also became self-confident. In a word, as a developed country, your motherland Japan has the ability to rescue the victims. In addition, you needn’t to be worried about your future.
Everything will be fine soon. I will also try my best to help you and your family. God bless you!
Yours sincerely,
英語慰問信寫法 篇3
慰問蒙受物質損失的人 (To Those Who Have Suffered Material Loss or Damage)
June 25, 20__
Dear Mr. Thompson,
I was extremely sorry to hear of the fire that destroyed your beautiful house. I know well how much that house meant to you and I hasten to offer my sympathy.
With best wishes to you both.
Sincerely yours,
Smith