3. read the following job description from marco's lawn care website.
looking for an exciting opportunity to join a company where you can grow? marco's
lawn care is the place for you! we have a variety of openings for people interested
in joining our lawn care team. even if you've never mowed a lawn or planted flowers,
you may still be a good fit with marco's lawn care. we are looking for people who
are willing to work hard and who don't mind getting dirty. we're also interested in
candidates who can work flexible schedules, who can problem solve, and who have
their own transportation since we service lawns in several different towns.
send a résumé and cover letter to: marco andrews, owner, marco's lawn care, 444
grass lane, green, la 12345.
instructions:
write a cover letter to include in your application for this job. your cover letter should
address the audience effectively and include a salutation, an introduction, at least
one body paragraph, and a closing. you may make up details about your work
experience to fit the job description. (15 points)

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