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Dear Bianca,

I've been meaning to write ever since choir practice on Sunday, when you happened to mention the woodworking and small-business course that runs down at the community workshop. It has been on my mind all week, because it might be exactly the nudge I need. I went through the workshop's webpage twice, but a few things are still fuzzy, so I figured I would ask someone who has actually taken it.

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1The writer's main reason for writing is
Ato invite Bianca to join the choir.
Bto sell Bianca some handmade furniture.
Cto enrol in the woodworking course right away.
Dto find out more about a training program.
2One thing the writer feels unsure about is
Ahandling the business side of the trade.
Bjoining two boards squarely.
Cfinding space at the community workshop.
Dkeeping his place in the alto section.
3The writer hopes to
Atake over his aunt's cabinet business.
Bkeep his job at the print shop for now.
Cstart making and selling furniture.
Dspend more of his time with the choir.
4Regarding his current job, the writer
Ahas already left the print shop.
Bworks during regular daytime hours.
Cteaches a woodworking class on Wednesdays.
Dprefers courses that are held in person.
5About the course fee, the writer learned that
Ait must be paid in full before the first class.
Bit covers the cost of tools and space.
Cit is the same amount for every student.
Dit is lower for those who qualify.
6Before applying, the writer wants to
Areceive a reply from his friend.
Bbuy his tools and workbench.
Cread the workshop webpage a third time.
Dsign up for the course without delay.
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