This is a slide show designed to help students differentiate the difference between block and modified block style letters. It also provides information about the parts of the letter formatting styles.
The document provides guidance on formatting a business letter, including sections on return address, date, inside address, salutation, body, complimentary close, signature, and enclosures. It discusses using a standard font like Times New Roman size 12 and includes examples of different types of business letters such as an order letter, complaint letter, and letter offering a product for sale.
The document provides information about job application letters, including what they are, their purpose, structure, and tips for writing an effective letter. It states that a job application letter, also known as a cover letter, accompanies a resume and provides additional details about a candidate's skills and experience for a specific job opening. The document outlines the typical sections of an application letter and includes headings, salutation, body, complimentary close, and signature. It also provides guidelines on formatting, length, font, and language to use as well as tips to highlight relevant qualifications and avoid common mistakes.
Letter writing is the exchange of written or printed messages. Distinctions are commonly drawn between personal letters (sent between family members, friends, or acquaintances) and business letters (formal exchanges with businesses or government organizations).
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The document summarizes the key aspects of business letters, including their definition, objectives, characteristics, parts, formats, and differences between American and British styles. A business letter is a formal written communication between businesses or organizations used to exchange business information. It aims to build goodwill and maintain business relationships. Business letters are characterized by simplicity, clarity, and courtesy and follow standardized formats and parts like a letterhead, date, greeting, body, complimentary close, and signature.
Learning Objectives:
To teach you to read letters or letter requests carefully before responding.
To teach you the importance of creating formal and informal documents.
To teach you basic letter formats and letter-writing strategies.
To teach you letter-writing etiquette.
A job application letter should be no more than one page, single-spaced with 1" margins in a traditional font like Times New Roman size 10-12. It should include your contact information at the top, the recipient's contact information for a written letter, a polite greeting, a 3 paragraph body discussing the position and your relevant experience, and a closing compliment with your signature. For an email letter, include your contact information after the signature line instead of at the top.
The document provides guidance on writing effective business letters, including formatting, structure, and style recommendations. It discusses the typical parts and sections of a business letter such as the header, inside address, salutation, body, complimentary close, signature, and enclosures. It also provides tips for writing in a clear, concise, and polite manner and examples of different letter formats including block, modified block, and semi-block styles.
This is a slide show designed to help students differentiate the difference between block and modified block style letters. It also provides information about the parts of the letter formatting styles.
The document provides guidance on formatting a business letter, including sections on return address, date, inside address, salutation, body, complimentary close, signature, and enclosures. It discusses using a standard font like Times New Roman size 12 and includes examples of different types of business letters such as an order letter, complaint letter, and letter offering a product for sale.
The document provides information about job application letters, including what they are, their purpose, structure, and tips for writing an effective letter. It states that a job application letter, also known as a cover letter, accompanies a resume and provides additional details about a candidate's skills and experience for a specific job opening. The document outlines the typical sections of an application letter and includes headings, salutation, body, complimentary close, and signature. It also provides guidelines on formatting, length, font, and language to use as well as tips to highlight relevant qualifications and avoid common mistakes.
Letter writing is the exchange of written or printed messages. Distinctions are commonly drawn between personal letters (sent between family members, friends, or acquaintances) and business letters (formal exchanges with businesses or government organizations).
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The document summarizes the key aspects of business letters, including their definition, objectives, characteristics, parts, formats, and differences between American and British styles. A business letter is a formal written communication between businesses or organizations used to exchange business information. It aims to build goodwill and maintain business relationships. Business letters are characterized by simplicity, clarity, and courtesy and follow standardized formats and parts like a letterhead, date, greeting, body, complimentary close, and signature.
Learning Objectives:
To teach you to read letters or letter requests carefully before responding.
To teach you the importance of creating formal and informal documents.
To teach you basic letter formats and letter-writing strategies.
To teach you letter-writing etiquette.
A job application letter should be no more than one page, single-spaced with 1" margins in a traditional font like Times New Roman size 10-12. It should include your contact information at the top, the recipient's contact information for a written letter, a polite greeting, a 3 paragraph body discussing the position and your relevant experience, and a closing compliment with your signature. For an email letter, include your contact information after the signature line instead of at the top.
The document provides guidance on writing effective business letters, including formatting, structure, and style recommendations. It discusses the typical parts and sections of a business letter such as the header, inside address, salutation, body, complimentary close, signature, and enclosures. It also provides tips for writing in a clear, concise, and polite manner and examples of different letter formats including block, modified block, and semi-block styles.
The document provides guidance on writing effective business letters, including formatting styles such as block, modified block, and semi-block. It discusses the key parts of a business letter and tips for writing clearly, concisely, and politely. Examples of different letter formats and a sample business letter are also included.
There are three main formats for business letters: block, modified block, and modified block with indented paragraphs. A business letter consists of a heading with the sender's letterhead and date, an opening with the recipient's address, a salutation, a body with the message, a closing that matches the salutation, a signature, and optional elements like enclosures. Business letters are still used to request or provide information, correct errors, refuse requests, explain procedures, or sell products and services. Personal business letters are written on one's own behalf regarding personal accounts or claims, while social business letters express thanks, congratulations, or sympathy in a business context.
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This document provides guidance on writing application letters for college admission and employment. It identifies the key parts and formats of application letters, including the heading, date, salutation, body, complimentary close, and signature. The body of a college admission letter should discuss the applicant's interest in the course and university, while an employment application letter aims to introduce the applicant, demonstrate interest in the company, and highlight relevant experiences. Students are expected to learn how to write effective application letters and properly format them.
The document provides information about writing formal letters in English. It discusses the typical parts of a formal letter including the address, date, salutation, content, and closing. It provides examples of cover letters for job applications and letters of inquiry. The document also gives guidelines and formatting for writing business letters, school letters, and other types of letters in English.
This document provides guidance on writing effective business letters. It discusses the purpose of business letters as a formal way to communicate between parties. It also outlines the different styles (formal, semi-formal, informal) and key elements of a good business letter such as the letterhead, date, salutation, body, closing, and signature. Finally, it provides important points about addressing the recipient properly based on their title, keeping the tone professional, being concise, and aligning the text to the left.
The document discusses the key components and guidelines for writing effective business letters, including structure, formatting, tone, and common elements such as salutations, closings, and enclosures. Business letters are formal written communications between businesses, individuals, and organizations, and following standard guidelines helps ensure they are professional and easily understood.
A letter is a handwritten or printed message that is sent to others for conveying a certain message.
Types of letter
1. Formal letter
2. Informal letter
Formal letters have specific conventions for layout, language, and tone. The addresses and date are placed in set locations, and the beginning and ending of the letter are also important. While most communication is now electronic, there are still reasons to write formal letters, such as for complaints, inquiries, travel reservations, or job applications. The letter should create the right impression through proper formatting and a businesslike tone. Key details should be included to help the reader respond appropriately depending on the purpose of the letter.
The document discusses different types of letters, including formal letters, informal letters, business letters, official letters, social letters, report letters, notice letters, circular letters, order letters, complaint letters, and employment letters. It then describes the typical parts of a business letter, including the heading with return address and date, inside address, greeting, body, closing, and signature. Finally, it provides requirements for formatting a business letter, such as using standard paper size, appropriate spacing and margins, and how to write the return address, inside address, salutation, closing, and signature.
The document provides an overview of the key parts and formatting for writing a business letter, including:
- Letterhead, dateline, inside address, salutation, body, complimentary closing, and signature.
- The body should have 3 paragraphs - an introduction, justification, and restatement.
- Formats include block, modified block, and semi-block. Block format left justifies all text while modified block centers the date and closing.
- Students are assigned to write a letter inviting the president of a company to dinner and respond as the president accepting or declining the invitation to practice using the business letter format.
Business letters follow standard formats and conventions. The layout includes elements like the letterhead, date, inside address, salutation, body, complimentary close, signature, and enclosures. Business letters are used for various purposes like claims, services, job applications, quotations, inquiries, and collections. They should be clear, concise, and professional to effectively communicate with the intended audience.
This document provides guidance on writing various types of business documents and correspondence, including letters, emails, and memorandums. It discusses identifying the audience and purpose when writing business documents. For letters, it outlines the key components like headings, greetings, closings, and signatures. It provides tips for writing clearly, being courteous even in complaints, and using appropriate tone and language depending on the level of formality. The document also demonstrates how to address different recipients in emails and gives rules for composing formal, semi-formal and informal emails. Lastly, it defines the purpose of memorandums in informing about or persuading action on problems or changes.
Routine letters And Good Will MessagesGaurav Singh
Routine business letters are an essential form of communication between businesses and clients. Business letters must be written in a formal, professional tone. There are various types of routine business letters, including requests, replies, and goodwill messages. Key characteristics of effective business letters include clear content, a goodwill tone that emphasizes reader benefits, and correct formatting. The document provides guidelines for writing different types of routine business letters, such as requests, order letters, claim letters, replies, recommendations, and goodwill messages. It stresses the importance of considering the reader's perspective and revising letters thoroughly before sending them.
This document provides guidance on writing business letters, including the typical parts and formats. It discusses the types of business letters, proper envelope addressing, standard parts like the letterhead, salutation, body, complementary close, and signature. It also covers optional parts such as the attention line, subject line, and enclosures notation. Finally, it describes the three main layout styles - block, modified block, and punctuation styles used in business letters.
This document provides guidance on writing a business letter, outlining the typical parts and format. It discusses the letterhead, dateline, inside address, salutation, body, complimentary closing, signature, and other elements. The body usually contains 3 paragraphs - an introduction, justification, and restatement. Formats include block, modified block, and semi-block. Proper formatting, margins, paper and font are also addressed. Students are assigned to write a sample letter as homework.
This document provides guidance on proper business letter formatting and elements. It discusses the key components of a letter, including the letterhead, date, inside address, salutation, body, complimentary close, signature, and enclosures. The body should clearly introduce the topic, make points in a logical sequence, and thank or encourage the recipient. Proper formatting and clear communication of the essential details are important for effective business letters.
This document provides an overview of letter writing conventions in English. It discusses the purpose of learning letter writing and defines the main types of letters, including social correspondence letters (such as letters to friends, relatives, and colleagues), business correspondence letters, and the mechanics of writing letters. The document then examines the typical layout of letters, including the heading, personalized letterhead, inside address, salutation, body, complementary close, signature, and postscript. It also discusses the formats and appropriate wording for different types of social letters (invitations, replies, congratulations, condolences, thank you notes) and business letters (complaints, apologies, recommendations, applications, requests, resignations, resumes).
The document provides information on business letters, including their definition, purpose, parts, styles, and best practices. Business letters are a formal means of communication between companies used to inform or persuade. They have standard parts like the date, inside address, salutation, body, closing, signature, and identification. Letters can be in block, modified block, or semi-modified block style and use mixed or open punctuation. The document outlines dos and don'ts and emphasizes keeping letters short, simple, strong, and sincere while avoiding errors and unnecessary elements. It stresses the importance of proofreading before sending letters.
1) The document discusses the proper formatting and sections of a formal typed letter, including the letterhead, date, number, subject, salutation, body, complementary close, signature, and copies.
2) Key aspects that are noted include using a 12 point Times New Roman font, 1.15 line spacing, and standard margins. The 14 sections of a formal letter are also outlined.
3) Examples are provided for each section including the letterhead with company information, date format, subject, inside address, salutation, complementary close, and signature block with name and title.
The document provides guidance on writing effective business letters, including formatting styles such as block, modified block, and semi-block. It discusses the key parts of a business letter and tips for writing clearly, concisely, and politely. Examples of different letter formats and a sample business letter are also included.
There are three main formats for business letters: block, modified block, and modified block with indented paragraphs. A business letter consists of a heading with the sender's letterhead and date, an opening with the recipient's address, a salutation, a body with the message, a closing that matches the salutation, a signature, and optional elements like enclosures. Business letters are still used to request or provide information, correct errors, refuse requests, explain procedures, or sell products and services. Personal business letters are written on one's own behalf regarding personal accounts or claims, while social business letters express thanks, congratulations, or sympathy in a business context.
Writing College Admission & employment letter.pptxCleoOiracan
This document provides guidance on writing application letters for college admission and employment. It identifies the key parts and formats of application letters, including the heading, date, salutation, body, complimentary close, and signature. The body of a college admission letter should discuss the applicant's interest in the course and university, while an employment application letter aims to introduce the applicant, demonstrate interest in the company, and highlight relevant experiences. Students are expected to learn how to write effective application letters and properly format them.
The document provides information about writing formal letters in English. It discusses the typical parts of a formal letter including the address, date, salutation, content, and closing. It provides examples of cover letters for job applications and letters of inquiry. The document also gives guidelines and formatting for writing business letters, school letters, and other types of letters in English.
This document provides guidance on writing effective business letters. It discusses the purpose of business letters as a formal way to communicate between parties. It also outlines the different styles (formal, semi-formal, informal) and key elements of a good business letter such as the letterhead, date, salutation, body, closing, and signature. Finally, it provides important points about addressing the recipient properly based on their title, keeping the tone professional, being concise, and aligning the text to the left.
The document discusses the key components and guidelines for writing effective business letters, including structure, formatting, tone, and common elements such as salutations, closings, and enclosures. Business letters are formal written communications between businesses, individuals, and organizations, and following standard guidelines helps ensure they are professional and easily understood.
A letter is a handwritten or printed message that is sent to others for conveying a certain message.
Types of letter
1. Formal letter
2. Informal letter
Formal letters have specific conventions for layout, language, and tone. The addresses and date are placed in set locations, and the beginning and ending of the letter are also important. While most communication is now electronic, there are still reasons to write formal letters, such as for complaints, inquiries, travel reservations, or job applications. The letter should create the right impression through proper formatting and a businesslike tone. Key details should be included to help the reader respond appropriately depending on the purpose of the letter.
The document discusses different types of letters, including formal letters, informal letters, business letters, official letters, social letters, report letters, notice letters, circular letters, order letters, complaint letters, and employment letters. It then describes the typical parts of a business letter, including the heading with return address and date, inside address, greeting, body, closing, and signature. Finally, it provides requirements for formatting a business letter, such as using standard paper size, appropriate spacing and margins, and how to write the return address, inside address, salutation, closing, and signature.
The document provides an overview of the key parts and formatting for writing a business letter, including:
- Letterhead, dateline, inside address, salutation, body, complimentary closing, and signature.
- The body should have 3 paragraphs - an introduction, justification, and restatement.
- Formats include block, modified block, and semi-block. Block format left justifies all text while modified block centers the date and closing.
- Students are assigned to write a letter inviting the president of a company to dinner and respond as the president accepting or declining the invitation to practice using the business letter format.
Business letters follow standard formats and conventions. The layout includes elements like the letterhead, date, inside address, salutation, body, complimentary close, signature, and enclosures. Business letters are used for various purposes like claims, services, job applications, quotations, inquiries, and collections. They should be clear, concise, and professional to effectively communicate with the intended audience.
This document provides guidance on writing various types of business documents and correspondence, including letters, emails, and memorandums. It discusses identifying the audience and purpose when writing business documents. For letters, it outlines the key components like headings, greetings, closings, and signatures. It provides tips for writing clearly, being courteous even in complaints, and using appropriate tone and language depending on the level of formality. The document also demonstrates how to address different recipients in emails and gives rules for composing formal, semi-formal and informal emails. Lastly, it defines the purpose of memorandums in informing about or persuading action on problems or changes.
Routine letters And Good Will MessagesGaurav Singh
Routine business letters are an essential form of communication between businesses and clients. Business letters must be written in a formal, professional tone. There are various types of routine business letters, including requests, replies, and goodwill messages. Key characteristics of effective business letters include clear content, a goodwill tone that emphasizes reader benefits, and correct formatting. The document provides guidelines for writing different types of routine business letters, such as requests, order letters, claim letters, replies, recommendations, and goodwill messages. It stresses the importance of considering the reader's perspective and revising letters thoroughly before sending them.
This document provides guidance on writing business letters, including the typical parts and formats. It discusses the types of business letters, proper envelope addressing, standard parts like the letterhead, salutation, body, complementary close, and signature. It also covers optional parts such as the attention line, subject line, and enclosures notation. Finally, it describes the three main layout styles - block, modified block, and punctuation styles used in business letters.
This document provides guidance on writing a business letter, outlining the typical parts and format. It discusses the letterhead, dateline, inside address, salutation, body, complimentary closing, signature, and other elements. The body usually contains 3 paragraphs - an introduction, justification, and restatement. Formats include block, modified block, and semi-block. Proper formatting, margins, paper and font are also addressed. Students are assigned to write a sample letter as homework.
This document provides guidance on proper business letter formatting and elements. It discusses the key components of a letter, including the letterhead, date, inside address, salutation, body, complimentary close, signature, and enclosures. The body should clearly introduce the topic, make points in a logical sequence, and thank or encourage the recipient. Proper formatting and clear communication of the essential details are important for effective business letters.
This document provides an overview of letter writing conventions in English. It discusses the purpose of learning letter writing and defines the main types of letters, including social correspondence letters (such as letters to friends, relatives, and colleagues), business correspondence letters, and the mechanics of writing letters. The document then examines the typical layout of letters, including the heading, personalized letterhead, inside address, salutation, body, complementary close, signature, and postscript. It also discusses the formats and appropriate wording for different types of social letters (invitations, replies, congratulations, condolences, thank you notes) and business letters (complaints, apologies, recommendations, applications, requests, resignations, resumes).
The document provides information on business letters, including their definition, purpose, parts, styles, and best practices. Business letters are a formal means of communication between companies used to inform or persuade. They have standard parts like the date, inside address, salutation, body, closing, signature, and identification. Letters can be in block, modified block, or semi-modified block style and use mixed or open punctuation. The document outlines dos and don'ts and emphasizes keeping letters short, simple, strong, and sincere while avoiding errors and unnecessary elements. It stresses the importance of proofreading before sending letters.
1) The document discusses the proper formatting and sections of a formal typed letter, including the letterhead, date, number, subject, salutation, body, complementary close, signature, and copies.
2) Key aspects that are noted include using a 12 point Times New Roman font, 1.15 line spacing, and standard margins. The 14 sections of a formal letter are also outlined.
3) Examples are provided for each section including the letterhead with company information, date format, subject, inside address, salutation, complementary close, and signature block with name and title.
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2. When writing a formal letter, take these points
into account:
Write as simply and as clearly as possible
Don’t make the letter longer than necessary
Don’t use informal language like contractions
Pay attention to the purpose of your letter (to complain, to make a request, to
apologize or to defend a point of view)
Always leave a line between paragraphs
Use Standard English and avoid slang
3. Parts of a business letter (formal letter)
Sender’s address (Your address)
Located at the top of the right side of the page. It is optional. Include only the street
Inside address
date
address, city and zip code.
It should be one line below the sender’s address.
The date should be underneath the inside address. (Month “in letters”/day/year:
January 15, 2003)
4. Parts of a business letter (formal letter)
Salutation
Start your letter with Dear Sir, Madam, Mr., Mrs, or Miss
Body
First Paragraph
Shortly introduce yourself. State the purpose of the letter (enquiry, complain, request)
Middle Paragraph
Organize your writing in a clear logical way. Say why you are writing the letter
Last Paragraph
Mention the action you expect the recipient to take
5. Parts of a business letter (formal letter)
Closing
The closing begins at the same horizontal point as your date and one line after your
body.
6. Types of formal letters
Job Application
Cover Letter
Resignation Letter
Thank You Letter
Complaint Letter
Request Letter
Recommendation Letter
Invitation Letter
Apology Letter
Business Proposal
Official Announcement
Follow-Up Letter
Condolence Letter
8. ASSIGNMENT:
Choose one of the topics
You have noticed people in your area being very careless in
the way they use water. You are concerned about this and
decide to write a letter to your local newspaper outlining your
views.
In your letter, you may wish to include such things as:
Why water is so important
Problems the lack of clean water can cause
How we could teach people, especially children, to respect
water
A Complaint
9. ASSIGNMENT:
Choose one of the topics
Apply for a job in whatever position that interests you in
consideration to your field of study.
Mention your work experience if available and your education
history.
A Job Application