Hi,
you can tell me if what i write is, if there are no mistakes? you.
dear mrs murray,
i am writing to apply for a job as a dog walker.
i am 14 years old and i am a student at stevens school. i love animals. i have three cats, two dogs and a rabbit.
i'm free all weekend and i live in manchester.
later, i would like to study to become a veterinary, that's my ambition.
last summer i worked for four weeks at the shop "toutounet."
and four other week at the spa, i enjoyed.
every night, i'll walk the dog of my neighbor because she is elderly.
i am a nice person and i love meeting people.
my phone number is (020) 85541254 and my mobile number is 077765015841.
yours sincerely,

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