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    Engish For The Profession Lec 1

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    The document provides guidelines for writing formal letters and outlines the typical structure of a letter which includes a heading, date, inside address, salutation, body, complimentary close, and signature. It also lists common types of letters such as letters of application, complaint, appreciation, inquiry, acceptance, rejection, and advertising. Finally, it notes some advantages of email which include speed, convenience, ease of use, and storage capabilities.

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    The document provides guidelines for writing formal letters and outlines the typical structure of a letter which includes a heading, date, inside address, salutation, body, complimentary close, and signature. It also lists common types of letters such as letters of application, complaint, appreciation, inquiry, acceptance, rejection, and advertising. Finally, it notes some advantages of email which include speed, convenience, ease of use, and storage capabilities.

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    The document provides guidelines for writing formal letters and outlines the typical structure of a letter which includes a heading, date, inside address, salutation, body, complimentary close, and signature. It also lists common types of letters such as letters of application, complaint, appreciation, inquiry, acceptance, rejection, and advertising. Finally, it notes some advantages of email which include speed, convenience, ease of use, and storage capabilities.

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    Engish For The Profession Lec 1

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    The document provides guidelines for writing formal letters and outlines the typical structure of a letter which includes a heading, date, inside address, salutation, body, complimentary close, and signature. It also lists common types of letters such as letters of application, complaint, appreciation, inquiry, acceptance, rejection, and advertising. Finally, it notes some advantages of email which include speed, convenience, ease of use, and storage capabilities.

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    11/22/2016

    State your objective clearly at the beginning of your letter.


    Use formal, standard English.
    Adopt a courteous professional tone.
    Be sure that your letter is factual.
    End the letter in a convincing way that will enable you to
    achieve your objective.

    Heading Attention line


    Date Subject
    Inside Address Typists/Typist Initials
    Consists of recipients name and address CC
    Salutation Enclosure
    Body/Text
    Complimentary Close
    Signature

    1
    11/22/2016

    Letter of application (Advantages)


    Letter of complaint Fast
    Letter of appreciation Convenient
    Easy to handle and does not require much training to master/
    Letter of inquiry
    You can store all your emails in your Draft Folder or Save and retrieve
    Letter of acceptance/admission them when needed.
    Letter of rejection
    Letter advertising a product/talent

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