ADVERTISEMENT WRITING (BUY/SELL PROPERTY/VEHICLE)

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ADVERTISEMENT WRITING (BUY/SELL PROPERTY/VEHICLE)
Draft an advertisement in not more than 50 words. Write phrases don’t write complete sentence eg. I want to sell my maruti Swift car write only ‘Maruti swift’. For better understanding please see the solved examples.
Some points to follow:
Draw a box
Simply you can write For Sale for selling & To Purchase for buying property/vehicle.
PROPERTY FOR BUY/SALE
Give details of the property
Location
Price expected
Contact address/phone number

VEHICLES FOR BUY/SALE
Brand : Maruti/Hero/TVS etc.
Model/colour/accessories/year of manufacture/mileage
Condition
Price expected
Contact address/phone number
Illustrative Examples:
Q. You have been transferred to a new place. You want to sell your house, built three years ago. Draft an advertisement in not more than 50 words giving all necessary details of the house and its locality, contact no. xxxxxx.                                          
Answer:
FOR SALE
Immediate sale, 3 BHK with attached lat-bath, modular kitchen, garden, parking, built 3 yrs. ago, located near New Ray Mall, Price as per market rate. Interested people can contact Raveena. Contact no. XXXXXX. (The owner is transferred to a new place)

Q. You want to sell your car. Write an advertisement for the ‘sale and purchase’ column of a local newspaper giving all relevant details. Write the advertisement in about 50 words. Contact no. xxxxxxxx.
Sale & Purchase
Maruti Swift, 2014 model, Blue colour, engine in good condition, new tyres & tubes, A.C. & music system fitted, price 4 lac only. Interested people can contact Somya at xxxxxxxx

Q.You need to buy a flat. Draft a suitable advertisement in about 50 words to be published in the classified columns of a local newspaper giving all the necessary details of your requirement. You are Saniya, 14,Pink City Road, Ajmer.                          
                                                                                               
                                                                                                                                       

TO PURCHASE
3 BHK, fully furnished, ground floor/I floor preferred, in a reputed housing society, recreational facilities like large club house with gymnasium, swimming pool, kids play area and sports facilities like tennis, net cricket, billiards, table tennis etc available. Located near airport/City Hospital, price as per market rate. Interested people can contact Dr. Saniya at 91xxxxxxxx

Q.You want to buy a second hand motor cycle. Draft a suitable advertisement in about 50 words to be published in the classified columns of a local newspaper giving all the necessary details of your requirement. You are Sanjay.
Answer:                                                                                                                          
TO PURCHASE
Hero Splendor+, 2018/19 model, Blue/black colour, engine in good condition, new tyres & tubes,  price 30,000 Rs. only. Interested people can contact Sanjay at xxxxxxxx


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