KCSE ENGLISH TOPICALS QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Institution Secondary
Course K.C.S.E
Year 4th Year
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You are waiting to join college after your KCSE examination. While reading a newspaper, you see an advertisement for a volunteer worker at a children’s home. Write a letter of inquiry to the manager. Express your interest and inquire if they will pay any allowances and whether they can provide accommodation. Remember to quote the reference number of the advertisement.
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