Verbal Ability - Spotting Errors - Discussion

@All.

Using "we were writing" would change the meaning and disrupt the logical flow of the sentence. Here’s why:.

Difference between "we are writing" and "we were writing":

"We are writing" indicates that the act of writing the response is happening now (at the time of writing the letter).

Example: "Having received your letter this morning, we are writing to thank you for it".
The receipt of the letter triggers an immediate response, so present continuous ("we are writing") is appropriate.
"We were writing" is in the past continuous tense, implying the action of writing began in the past and was interrupted or is no longer happening.

Example: "We were writing to thank you, but got interrupted".
This suggests that the act of writing happened at some previous time and wasn’t necessarily completed at the time of speaking.

Agree, D is the correct answer.

I am not understanding this. Anyone explain in detail.

The correct sentence is actually "to thank you for it". So, the answer is option C.

I think the correct form is, Have received your letter this morning, we are writing to thank you for the same.

I think 'have you recieved your letter' is the correct form.

What about After receiving your letter?

I think the answer may be 'this morning, we have been waiting'.

Anyone, Please explain the correct answer.

Having received (our) letter this morning, we are writing to thank you for the same.

I think the answer may me our instead of your.