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Dear Sir or Madam,

I am writing to raise a serious concern regarding the skating coach who has recently assumed responsibility for my son's training. My son, who is nine years old, has been enrolled at your figure-skating club since the age of four. Throughout those five years he trained under Daniel, who regrettably fell seriously ill and had to give up coaching not long ago. This news distressed both my son and me a great deal, because Daniel was an exceptional instructor, and we sincerely wish him a rapid recovery.

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1Andre's son has been training at the club for
A2 years.
B4 years.
C5 years.
D9 years.
2One complaint Andre makes is that the new coach
Adrives to the club most days of the week.
Bfrequently shows up 30 minutes late.
Cgives his son a lot of work.
Dis generally on time for the sessions.
3The new coach
Anever coached children before.
Brecently started working at the club.
Crecently recovered from a serious illness.
Dcoached at the club for many years.
4Since starting with the new coach, Andre's son has become less likely to
Ahave more patience with himself.
Bmake few mistakes while skating.
Cenjoy skating.
Dpractise more than he does.
5The main purpose of Andre's message is to
Acancel upcoming skating sessions.
Bexpress concern and sympathy.
Crequest that someone be fired.
Dask for a different coach.
6The overall tone of the message is one of
Aindifference.
Bsadness.
Cworry.
Ddissatisfaction.
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