Giving Advice (80 - 90 words) by Марина Шинкаренко

Problem Letters

marynashyn — 2026-05-22 06:28:34 UTC

Problem Letters

marynashyn — 2026-05-22 06:29:19 UTC

Example advice

marynashyn — 2026-05-22 06:39:54 UTC

Phrases to use

marynashyn — 2026-06-09 08:32:53 UTC

Good evening, Sharon.

2026-06-15 12:42:11 UTC

Thank you for reaching out. The problem you are having at the moment is quite serious. Borrowing stuff from people and returning them damaged is a reason to be ashamed, but your friend doesn't seem to care about it. Don't worry, there are some options you can try.

Firstly, you can deny your friend's requests and then tell her why. You shouldn't continue providing people with your things, if there seems to be no effort in taking care of them. Of course, you will have to stop asking her as well.

Secondly, you can try telling her, that the books, clothes and other things are valuable and personal and shall be treated with care. You and your parents bought these things for one person, if it was given to someone, then it should be taken care of.

I hope you get along with your friend. Good Luck!

Hello Daisy

2026-06-15 15:22:57 UTC

Hello Daisy,
Thank you for your letter. Don’t worry. It’s annoying to put a lot of hard work into something and see someone to get it just for free. But you should say to her that it’s important for her to study and jet a good education and then a good job. You will not always be near her to do her work for her. She really needs to do her homework herself.
I hope she will understand. Good luck!