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Tip: Speaking Task 5: pick one option and stay with it. Comparing both is fine, switching sides isn't.
Subject: Fitness Center Memberships - Your Thoughts?
Hi David,
Hope you're doing well.
I've been looking into joining the new Community Fitness Center, and they sent over a comparison chart for their membership plans. I've attached it, or you can find it at the link provided.
I'm leaning towards a plan that lets me attend classes regularly, maybe 3-4 times a week, and I'd really like to be able to use the pool for laps. I occasionally have friends visit from out of town, so a guest pass or two would be a nice bonus, but not essential. The cancellation policy is also a bit of a concern for me, as my work schedule can be unpredictable, so I'd prefer something flexible without extra charges. I definitely don't want to pay a cancellation fee.
What do you think? Any plan jump out at you as the best fit for my needs? I'm trying to decide between the options.
Thanks,
Sarah
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Subject: Re: Fitness Center Memberships - Your Thoughts?
Hi Sarah,
Thanks for sending this over! It’s a pretty clear breakdown.
Based on what you've said about wanting unlimited classes, pool access, and no cancellation fee, I think the plan is probably the best fit for you. It offers exactly what you need without going overboard.
You mentioned guest passes are a bonus, and with this plan, you'd get per month. That's pretty good for when your friends visit.
Also, regarding the cancellation, both the Standard and Premium plans have no fee, but the Standard one requires notice, which is quite reasonable.
Let me know what you decide!
Best,
David