Sample Letters- To Bank

How to Write an Application to the Bank Manager to Change Your Mobile Number

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©2023 G. Ghosh, All rights reserved 

By Gargi Ghosh  

Application 1:

Flat No. 3C, Nayee Disha Apartments

Rohini Nagar, Lajpat Road

Delhi – 

February 11, 2023

The Bank Manager

State Bank of India

Rohini Nagar Branch 

Delhi – 

Subject: Application to change the mobile number

Respected Madam/Sir,

I am writing this letter to bring to your notice that my mobile number which is linked to my bank account has been changed. The current mobile number registered with my bank account is [old mobile number] which is no longer in use. My new mobile number is [new mobile number], and I would like to request you to kindly update my mobile number on record.

I would appreciate it if you could take the necessary steps to update my mobile number in your records as soon as possible. This would enable me to receive any SMS alerts, notifications, OTPs, and other bank-related updates promptly. Furthermore, it would help me to stay informed about any changes or transactions taking place in my Bank account.

I hope you will take prompt action and update my mobile number in your records. If you have any queries or require any further information, please do not hesitate to contact me on my new mobile number.

Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter.

Yours Sincerely,

Signature of the sender

[Your Name]

Application 2:

Flat No. 4B, Sunayani Apartments

Vasant Vihar, Purani Dilli

Delhi – 

February 11, 2023

The Bank Manager

State Bank of India

Vasant Vihar Branch 

Delhi – 

Subject: Request for change of Registered Mobile Number with Bank Account

Dear Sir/Madam,

I am writing this letter to request you to change the registered mobile number with my bank account. My current mobile number which is linked to my bank account is [old mobile number]. However, due to some personal reasons, I have switched to a new mobile number, and I would like to update it as soon as possible.

Therefore, I request you to kindly update my mobile number in your records and inform me of the same. I have already submitted a photocopy of my identity proof along with this letter for your reference.

I hope you will take prompt action and update my mobile number in your records as soon as possible. This will enable me to receive SMS alerts, notifications, OTPs, and other bank-related updates without any delay. Please contact me on my new mobile number if you require any further information or have any queries.

Thanking you,

Signature of the sender

[Your Name]

Application 3:

Flat No. 8C, Family Apartments

Sarojini Market, Naiyee Dilli

Delhi – 

February 11, 2023

The Bank Manager

State Bank of India

Sarojini Market Branch 

Delhi – 

Subject: Request for Updation of Mobile Number

Dear Bank Manager,

I am a long-time customer of your bank and have been holding a Savings Account in your bank for the last [number of years/months]. My account number is [account number], and my name is [Your name].

Through this letter, I request you to kindly update and modify the mobile number registered with my Bank account. My current mobile number [old mobile number] is no longer in use, and I have switched to a new mobile number [new mobile number].

Accordingly, I request you to please update my new mobile number in your records and kindly acknowledge the same via SMS or email. To ensure the authenticity of my request, I am attaching a copy of my identity proof to this letter.

I thank you in advance for your prompt attention to this matter. Please let me know if any further information or documentation is required from my end.

With Respect and Gratitude,

Signature of the sender

[Your Name]

©2023 G. Ghosh, All rights reserved 

Written by Gargi Ghosh

Gargi Ghosh (M.A, B.Ed, M.B.A, TEFL) is an Educator, an artist, and a graphic designer. A winner of awards in the categories of Women's Award-An Inspiring Woman (2019), Most Socially Active Principal (2020), Top Educators of India (2020), and Top 100 Iconic Educators of India (2021). She has published her poems in several international anthologies and secured the 8th position in a Global Poetry Competition.  

Phrasal Verbs List 

By Gargi Ghosh   

Phrasal verbs are one of the most challenging aspects of the English language for non-native speakers. However, it is essential to learn them since they play a crucial role in everyday communication. 

Phrasal verbs are combinations of a verb and an adverb or a preposition, such as "look up" or "give in." They have specific meanings that are different from the individual words' meanings, making them difficult to understand and use. Learning phrasal verbs is essential for effective communication, whether you're conversing with friends, conducting business, or writing an academic paper. For instance, using phrasal verbs can help express subtleties in meaning, such as making requests, giving orders, or expressing emotions.

Moreover, phrasal verbs are frequently used in spoken English, making them a vital part of conversational fluency. Native speakers frequently use phrasal verbs in informal settings, so learning them can help non-native speakers sound more natural and confident.

List of Phrasal Verbs along with their meanings and examples

do somebody/ something over
beat up, ransack 
your house has been done over, thieves have got into it and stolen things from it

do something over
do again 
The paintwork will need doing over soon

do away with something
discard
These ridiculous rules and regulations should have been done away with years ago.

do something up
fasten, close
Do you know how to do up your seat belt?

drop out
quit a class, school, etc
I dropped out of Commerce because it was too difficult.

drop back
move back into a position/group
Chandreyee dropped back to third place when she fell off her bike.

drop in/ by/ over
come without an appointment
I might drop in/by/over for coffee sometime this week.

dress up
wear nice clothing
It's a Michelin Star restaurant so we have to dress up.

drop somebody/ something off
take somebody/ something somewhere and leave them/it there
I have to drop my daughter off at school before I come over.

ask around
ask many people the same question
I asked around but nobody has seen my journal.

add up to something
equal
Your purchases add up to 1205 Rs.

back something up
reverse
You'll have to back up your car so that I can get out.

back somebody up
support
My father backed me up over my decision to quit my job and pursue higher studies.

blow up
explode
The racing car blew up after it crashed into another car.

blow something up
add air
We have to blow 50 balloons up for Subhadeep's birthday party.

break down
stop functioning (vehicle, machine)
Our bus broke down at the side of the highway in the snowstorm.

break down
get upset
The man broke down when the police told him that his wife had died.

break something down
divide into smaller parts
Our teacher broke the chapter down into three separate parts.

break-in
force entry to a building
Somebody broke in last night and stole our PlayStation.

break into something
enter forcibly
The firemen had to break into the classroom to rescue the children.

break something in
wear something a few times so that it doesn't look/feel new
I need to break these shoes in before we run next week.

break-in
interrupt
The TV station broke in to report the news of the prime minister's death.

break up

start laughing (informal)
The kids just broke up as soon as the clown started talking.

break out
escape
The prisoners broke out of jail when the guards were celebrating.

break out in something
develop a skin condition
I broke out in a rash after our camping trip.

bring somebody down
make unhappy
This sad music is bringing me down.

bring somebody up
raise a child
My uncle and aunt brought me up after my parents died.

bring something up
start talking about a subject
Rachel Greene walks out of the room every time Ross brings up paleontology.

bring something up
vomit
He felt so sick that he brought his dinner up in the toilet.

Another reason why learning phrasal verbs is essential is that they are commonly used in academic writing and literature. By learning phrasal verbs, one can read and understand academic texts that contain them. Also, using phrasal verbs while writing can make the text more engaging and well-written. In conclusion, learning phrasal verbs is important for effective communication in spoken and written English, improving fluency, and sounding more natural. It may be challenging at first, but with persistent practice, one can master the art of using phrasal verbs to convey a deeper meaning.

Written by Gargi Ghosh

Gargi Ghosh (M.A, B.Ed, M.B.A, TEFL) is an Educator, an artist, and a graphic designer. A winner of awards in the categories of Women's Award-An Inspiring Woman (2019), Most Socially Active Principal (2020), Top Educators of India (2020), and Top 100 Iconic Educators of India (2021). She has published her poems in several international anthologies and secured the 8th position in a Global Poetry Competition.  

7 Effective Habits of Successful Students 

 

By Gargi Ghosh 

*Updated on 2/5/2023

As a student, it can be challenging to balance the demands of college, extracurricular activities, and personal life. However, successful students are those who manage to find a balance and consistently achieve their goals. In this article, we will explore 7 effective habits of a successful student that can help you achieve academic success..

 

1. Time Management

Effective time management is crucial for students. Successful students know how to manage their time effectively and prioritize tasks to ensure they complete everything on time. They create a schedule that allows them to balance schoolwork, extracurricular activities, and personal life. This includes setting aside specific time slots for studying, completing assignments, and participating in other activities.

 

2. Active Listening

Successful students are active listeners. They pay attention in class, take notes, and ask questions when they need clarification. They engage with the material and actively participate in discussions to gain a better understanding of the subject.

 

3. Consistent Study Routine

Developing a consistent study routine is key to success as a student. Successful students establish a consistent routine that includes reviewing class notes, completing assignments, and studying for exams. 

 

4. Collaboration

Collaboration is a valuable skill for students. Successful students work well in groups and participate in class discussions to gain a better understanding of the material. They share ideas, work together to complete projects, and help each other when needed.

 

5. Goal Setting

Successful students set specific goals and develop a plan to achieve them. They set academic goals, such as achieving a certain grade or improving their GPA, and also set personal goals, such as improving time management skills or developing new interests. 

 

6. Good Communication

Good communication is essential for success as a student. Successful students communicate effectively with teachers and classmates, asking for help when they need it and offering assistance to others when they can. They actively participate in class discussions and seek feedback from their teachers to improve their performance.

 

7. Positive Attitude

Finally, successful students maintain a positive attitude towards learning. They view challenges as opportunities to improve their skills and knowledge and believe in themselves and their ability to succeed. They take ownership of their education and are motivated to achieve their goals.

 

In conclusion, developing effective habits as a student is key to achieving academic success. By managing your time effectively, being an active listener, developing a consistent study routine, collaborating with others, setting specific goals, communicating effectively, and maintaining a positive attitude, you can become a successful student and achieve your goals.

Written by Gargi Ghosh

Gargi Ghosh (M.A, B.Ed, M.B.A, TEFL) is an Educator, an artist, and a graphic designer, as well as an author and former Principal. A winner of awards in the categories of Women's Award-An Inspiring Woman (2019), Most Socially Active Principal (2020), Top Educators of India (2020), and Top 100 Iconic Educators of India (2021), she has published her poems in several international anthologies and secured the 8th position in a Global Poetry Competition.