How to Write a COMPELLING COMPLAINT LETTER in English!

*Do you know how to write a compelling complaint letter but don't know how to start? Don't worry, in this video we'll walk you through the basics of how to write a complaint letter in English!

In this video, we'll help you draft the perfect complaint letter, with tips on how to make it clear and persuasive. After watching this video, you'll be ready to take on the world!

TIME STAMPS:

0:00 Intro & surprise
00:17 Complaint letter intro
01:09 Paragraph 1
02:35 Paragraph 2
03:00 Paragraph 3
03:31 Paragraph 4
03:51 Closing remarks
04:30 Farewell
05:40 Real sample
09:15 Conclusion & surprise explained!

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Mónica

[jejvggq]

THANKS SO MUCH IM HAVING MY FINAL EXAM TOMMOROW THIS HELPS A LOT. NOW I JUST HAVE TO GET THE EXAM SHEET. AND AGAIN THANK YOU SO SO MUCH. OH AND I LOVE THE WAY TEACH 😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀

[danielgil]

I love your videos have been helping me to grow up a lot recently. You’re an amazing teacher 💯🔥😍

[Crisguay]

Thank you a bunch! You have given us the most powerful tips to write a perfect complaint letter. Now it's up to us to find inspiration just at the moment when we have a blank sheet in front of us while the clock is ticking. 😅

[deusasapiens]

Your lesson has been hugely enjoyable and highly useful. Thanks!!

[miguelangel__cg]

Hi Mónica, the last complaint I wrote was about last year's First Certificate Exam. Thus, I should nag whoever about whichever more often by reason of acing my CAE the next very month😂. Thanks for sharing these convenient tips! ❤

[dignidadporlasvictimasjvst]

I'm really grateful to you. I passed my EOI B1 exams.

[MegaAlci]

Great work! Now, with due respect, IMHO, "what was it all about", should be "what it was all about", and there's one more example, I think. Subordinates are so often a nightmare...! Thanks a lot for your help!

[cinrcc]

Very good and useful indeed as always!!! Thanks Mónica.

[paypal]

thank you so much for the effort you put in. great video :)

[montsebeltranescrig]

Hi Monica,
It's really amazing to practise English with all your resources. Indeed, I would like to ask you about if there was a possibility to write also the answer of your complaining letter as an example. Due to the fact that it is a requirement as well. Thanks. 😁

[Tere_tere]

Thanks Mónica! I'll share this with my students in our EOI.

[anherbar]

Thanks a lot. Your videos are always very useful.

[mariajosejimenez]

Thanks for your help, always amazing and usefull videos 😍

[cronicaos]

Me gusta que la explicación sea en ingles para ademas de aprender a escribir una complaint letter cojamos listening.... como aspecto negativo decir que CONVENCIENTE no existe, es convincente.

[momotaro]

Hi! Your videos are very helpful. Can I check what is the word order that we are using in email writing? For example, I am writing to request a quotation. "I am writing" is the subject? "To request" is the verb? And "a quotation" is the object? Appreciate if you could clarify this. Thanks

[goldesenor]

​ @MonicaRedondoArias Monica, are we allow to use let down as in the example? Isn't that a phrasal verb, explicity forbidden in formal writings?

[Curus_]

I have writing and speaking exams tomorrow

[anherbar]

Sorry, but Drive informs me that" the document is the owner's trash".