A Letter to the Landlord Ex. 2

Aida is unhappy. The elevator in her apartment block is always out of order. Aida is very unhappy because she lives on the fifth floor and has four children. When the elevator is out of order, it is difficult for Aida to walk up all the stairs with her children.

When Aida got to her ESL class on Monday, she told her teacher, Jane, about her problem.

“I told the landlord many times, Jane,” Aida said. “I told him I couldn’t walk up all the stairs with kids and groceries. But, nothing has changed.”

“You should write a letter to the landlord, Aida. Write a letter and keep a copy of it,” Jane told her. “After you write it, you can show it to me and I will correct it.”

Aida agreed to write the letter.

What's wrong with the elevator in Aida's building?
1. It's too small for her children.
2. It's too slow.
3. It doesn't work.
What floor do Aida and her children live on?
1. the 15th floor
2. the 5th floor
3. the fourth floor
What did Aida tell her landlord?
1. She can't walk up the stairs with her children and the groceries.
2. Her children can't walk up the stairs with the groceries.
3. She can't walk up the stairs with her children.
What did Jane tell Aida?
1. to move to another apartment
2. to ask her landlord for help
3. to write a letter to her landlord
What did Jane tell Aida to do with the letter?
1. Keep a copy.
2. Don't keep a copy.
3. Send it by email.
How did Jane offer to help Aida?
1. Jane offered to correct the letter.
2. Jane offered to send the letter.
3. Jane offered to write the letter.