You received electricity bills but it is too high because of wrong meter reading. Write to the concern person and explain the problem.
Dear sir,
I am living in a block forest street house number 234. I have a problem
about
my electricity bill.
I received Change preposition
with
lost
month Correct article usage
the lost
my
house electric power statement Change preposition
of my
in
yesterday while I Change preposition
apply
shocked
when I was seeing Add a missing verb
was shocked
power
due Correct article usage
the power
amount
because it is too high amount
compare
to our regular bill Change the form of the verb
compared
amount
. This
means double the amount
are
written in our account but it is not possible because we are working persons so almost spend a lot of time in our office and Change the verb form
is
last
month we have not used much more because previous month our family had been living outside where vocation place.
I think my energy meter has been showed
wrong reading Change the verb form
showing
shown
instead
of right therefore
our hydro invoice
were high. If you would rectify the mistake I couldFix the agreement mistake
invoices
be relax
. Change the verb form
be relaxed
be relaxing
Hence
, as soon as possible you would clear all the troubles about this
and you could give accurate power amount
due in order to
I can take a relax Correct your spelling
so
brethe
.
I am Correct your spelling
breathe
eagarly
waiting for your positive response.
thank you.
your's faithfully,Correct your spelling
eagerly
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