Formal letter writing - How to write a formal letter in English

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Mister Micawber

#96378 Thu, 05 May 05 02:25 PM

Start with 'Dear Sirs:'

If you write a draft letter and post it here, we will review it for you.

Mister Micawber

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vijayan

#98145 Tue, 10 May 05 11:48 PM

Dear Dena Jones,
Thanking you, I am very pleased to hear that, I have been selected for the interview (manual handling trainer) on 19th may 2005 and to deliver a 10 minutes presentation on “ stressful poster”.
i would like to have a chand=ge of date on my interview how could i frame pls hellp me

vijayan

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Mister Micawber

#98240 Wed, 11 May 05 08:48 AM

Dear Dean Jones,

I am very pleased to hear that I have been selected to be interviewed (manual handling trainer) on 19 May 2005, and to deliver a ten-minute presentation on 'stressful poster' [I DON'T UNDERSTAND THIS PRESENTATION TOPIC, VIJAYAN].

I am very sorry to admit that I am unable to attend an interview on 19 May, and I wonder if it would be possible to change the date to another day convenient to you? If so, I would be extremely grateful.

Thank you very much for your time and consideration.

Sincerely yours,

Mister Micawber

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#103142 Thu, 26 May 05 06:33 PM

How do you address a letter to a widow- example Mrs. John Doe Or - Mrs Jane Doe?

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Mister Micawber

#103386 Fri, 27 May 05 11:55 AM

From a very respectable source, Hallmark.com: "...to a widow, address her as 'Mrs. John Jones'."

Mister Micawber

Anonymous

#118082 Wed, 13 Jul 05 06:24 PM

It's not DWI --it's DUI which means "driving under the influence"

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julielai

#118096 Wed, 13 Jul 05 07:39 PM

DWI - Driving While Intoxicated

Both DWI and DUI are fine, I think.

julielai

Joined on Sun, Oct 24 2004

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Anonymous

#135479 Fri, 09 Sep 05 10:01 AM

Sept. 8, 05

Dear Kuya Jack,

Foundry: I think Kuya Jack if you are very serious to
build this Foundry project then I think should hire a
metallurgical engineer expert so that the supervision
in building this project will be smooth.

What do you think to ask Mr. Cornie to find a guy
there in Manila? Because I am afraid if we will just
hire a foundry man that has no enough knowledge in
building the foundry shop.

Ok we will send thru email the drawings of the small
anvil and some horseshoes to Mr. Bhaskar.

Your Brother
archie

Anonymous

#147726 Fri, 14 Oct 05 07:40 AM

Hi!

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I hope that this requirement will help you to develop your career.

The details of the requirement are herewith given below:

It is not sales or insurance and particularly not outbound but you can be a problem solver.

Requirements: 300 - Customer Support Executive

1. Any Graduate with excellent communication skill and basic knowledge in computers (Operating system, Networking, Internet concepts).Diploma 10+2+3 is must.

2. It’s in bound call center. Only in night shift. One year bond for fresher and more that a year no bond

3. Rounds will be four:

Ø Voice round (one to one)(simple English, sentence formation, no grammatical error, confidence)

Ø Technical round (one to one)

Ø Aptitude test for 30 min

Ø HR final round and the offer will be given

4. The Fitment will be 0-5(1.41 p.a) 6-11(1.49 p.a) 12-17(1.60 p.a). For Eng, Regular MCA and B.Tech fresher (1.60 pa) starting salary.

5. Free pick and drop (with in Chennai limit) and food facility.

Candidates selected will be positioned only in Chennai .

Anonymous

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