A donation thank-you letter not only shows your good manners, 1. can help deepen your ties. Also, the other person will feel that 2. appreciate his or her contribution, however small it is.
When you are writing 3. donation thank-you letter, you should use the name of the donor instead of just using a basic greeting. You should thank the person sincerely for his or her support and explain 4. useful it proved to you. You need to tell the person the good things 5. their donation helped you achieve. You need to be specific as to when, how and on whom or for what the donation was used. The tone of the letter should be personal, as if you 6. speaking face to face to the donor.
You should send the letter in 48 hours 7. receiving the donation. If you fail to do that, then it should be sent over within a week. The sooner you send it, the 8. .
1.but
2.you
3.a/your
4.how
5.that/ which
6.were
7.when/ after
8.better
【解析】
試題分析：文章介紹收到捐贈后要寫感謝信，還有如何寫，什么時候寄出去最好。
1.一封捐贈感謝信不僅可以表示你的禮貌，而且可以加深你們的聯系，用not only…but (also)
2.另外一個人覺得你很感激他的捐贈。用人稱代詞you
3.當你寫捐贈感謝信的時候，這里需要冠詞或形容詞性物主代詞a/your
4. 解釋這對你多么有用。how 修飾形容詞useful
5.你需要告訴他人他們捐贈的東西幫助你做了多么好的事情。 that/ which引導定語從句，修飾good things
6.寫信的語氣要親切，好像你們在面對面交談。As if后面用相應的過去時表示虛擬語氣：were
7.你應該在收到捐贈48小時內寄這封信。when/ after引導時間狀語從句
8.送的越快就越好，用the +比較級+主謂，the+比較級+主謂，填 better
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