【遗失启事、招领启事、更正启事（初中英语作文）】In our daily life, we often see different kinds of notices in schools, libraries, and public places. These notices help people to communicate important information quickly and clearly. Among them, three common types are lost notices, found notices, and correction notices. Each has its own purpose and way of writing.

A lost notice is used when someone loses something, such as a bag, a book, or a key. It usually includes the time and place where the item was lost, a description of the item, and contact information. For example:

> Lost: A blue backpack with a red logo. I lost it in the school library on April 5th. Please call me at 123-4567 if you find it.

A found notice is written when someone finds an item. It should mention what was found, where it was found, and how to return it. For instance:

> Found: A black wallet with some money and a student ID card. Please bring it to the school office before 5 p.m. today.

A correction notice is used to correct mistakes in previous announcements or writings. It may be used in newspapers, websites, or school bulletins. The tone is polite and clear. An example would be:

> Correction: In last week’s bulletin, there was a mistake in the date of the sports meeting. The correct date is May 10th, not May 8th.

These notices are very useful in helping people find lost items or get accurate information. Writing them correctly is important so that others can understand and respond quickly. As students, we should learn how to write these notices properly so that we can use them in real life situations.

In conclusion, lost, found, and correction notices are all important tools for communication. They help us solve problems and keep things organized. By learning how to write them, we can become more responsible and helpful members of our community.