Complete the given letter writing frameby filling the blanks:Dear Sir/madam,⸻⸻- support for allowing animals to perform in circuses. ⸻⸺,animalslove to please people and enjoy doing tricks.Many of these animals were not born in the jungle but reared by loving trainers.They would not know how to survive in the jungle - they would probably get eaten by otheranimals.⸻—animals would not be alive if they were not in the circus.⸻—,tigers areendangered because their jungle habitats are being cut down.⸻⸺-, there is no harm in keeping circus animals so long as their owners lookafter them properly.⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻Letter 2Write a letter to a newspaper arguing for or against allowing children to perform on TVand become television stars.(100-150words)In each paragraph, state your point of view in the first sentence and then support itwith an example or evidence.Follow this plan, using some of the given phrases.1.Introduction - I am writing to ... In my view, ... In my opinion, ...Here are my reasons2.First and further points - Firstly,….To begin with….For example, I know this because…..Inaddition……Moreover…..What’s more….3.Conclusion - In conclusion….. Finally4.Signing off ( only your name.. NO signature)

Dear Sir/Madam,

I am writing to express my support for allowing animals to perform in circuses. In my view, animals love to please people and enjoy doing tricks. Many of these animals were not born in the jungle but reared by loving trainers. They would not know how to survive in the jungle - they would probably get eaten by other animals.

Moreover, some animals would not be alive if they were not in the circus. For example, tigers are endangered because their jungle habitats are being cut down. Therefore, there is no harm in keeping circus animals so long as their owners look after them properly.

In conclusion, I believe that allowing animals to perform in circuses can be beneficial for both the animals and the audience, provided that the animals are treated well and their needs are met.

Yours faithfully, [Your Name]

Letter 2

Dear Editor,

I am writing to express my opinion on the issue of allowing children to perform on TV and become television stars. In my view, this practice should be discouraged.

Firstly, children should be allowed to enjoy their childhood without the pressures of fame and public scrutiny. For example, I know this because I have seen many child stars struggle with their mental health due to the pressures of fame. In addition, children should be focusing on their education and personal development, rather than on becoming television stars.

In conclusion, while some may argue that child stardom can provide opportunities, I believe that the potential harm outweighs the benefits. Children should be allowed to grow and develop at their own pace, without the added pressures of fame.

Yours sincerely, [Your Name]