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You are Alex Chen, a graduate student at Crestwood University. You…

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3.5/5 on the ETS 0-5 rater rubric

The email effectively communicates the intent to adopt a dog and reassures the landlord about cleanliness. However, it contains several grammatical errors and lacks specific details about the writer's lifestyle, which limits its overall effectiveness.

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Content

3.5/5

Breakdown

Clear purpose3.5/5
Complete response3.5/5
Addresses requirements3.5/5

Working well

  • Expresses appreciation for the apartment — “this new apartment is amazing with a great view and space”
  • Mentions attending dog training classes — “I have been attending some dog training classes to prepare my pet”
  • Expresses willingness to comply with requirements — “If I need any additional requirement please let me know”

To improve

  • Lack of specific details about lifestyle fit Try: I am considering adopting a small dog because it will fit well with my active lifestyle and provide companionship during my studies.

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