Test 16 - Toeic part 7 double passages - Practice Toeic | Englishfreetest.com

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Dear Design Department:

I have checked your gallery and testimonials carefully and would like to have you design the website for my small shipping business.

But I have a few questions. First, can I select additional features like an electronic shopping cart, credit card processing, and identity theft protection? Second, can you provide translations of web pages to Spanish? And last, how easily can I take control of and administer the content of my website?

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Amos Badeah

President

Amos’ Shipping and Transportation

To: Fred Stanford <[email protected]>

From: Sean Price <[email protected]>

Re: Office Space for Rent

Dear Fred,

After visiting the Century 22 Realty website I learned that you have office space for rent in New Jersey. Beginning in January, I will be relocating my law practice to the Roland Heights district of the city and need to rent some property. I would prefer a location that includes parking spaces for my clients. I would be interested in hearing about what potential properties you have for rent in the area. Would you please contact my assistant, Maureen at 788-877-6556 with information regarding the property at your earliest convenience?

I will be traveling to New Jersey next week and I would like to set up a meeting so that I can visit the office space. You can fax me the appropriate details at 1-898-776-8788.

Warm Regards,

Sean Price

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Grand Opening

OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE

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WINCHESTER PROPERTY

Fully-furnished office property. Conveniently located within a 5-minute walk from the King Street Subway Station. Prices for offices from $550 per month.

MARYLAND PROPERTY

Spacious office available. Hardwood floors and high ceilings. Access to parking lot adjacent to office building. Prices for offices from $650 per month.

ROCKEFELLER PROPERTY

Recently-restored industrial property. Newly-designed lofts are perfect for business professionals looking for modern office space. Prices for offices from $900 per month.

DIAMOND PROPERTY

Brand-new offices. Internet access provided. Located within walking distance of Trinity Towers Subway Station. Prices for offices from $1,250 per month.

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