Write a letter to the organizer of an annual festival that you attended last year. Include - Feedback about last year - An offer to volunteer - Questions about the festival

Dear Sir or Madam,
This
is Ahmad who attended the festival which was organized
last
year. I am writing
this
letter to express my desire to take part in your team. In the beginning,
last
year, I attended the festival which was held by the institute, and I would like to express my paramount feelings about participating in
this
event. It was a well-organized event with a plethora of activities. The
second
point I would like to talk about is that I am expressing my desire to take part in your team, and I do not need any money. I acquire plenty of skills, especially interpersonal skills which will help me with dealing with different types of people.
Finally
, when is the festival starting
this
year ?
Additionally
, Where is it going to take place ?
Moreover
, How many tickets are issued ?
lastly
, Where can I buy them ? I look forward to hearing from you, and if there is any update, please, call me as soon as possible. Sincerely, Ahmad Mohamed Sayed
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