Hi, I still don't know what 'thru' means here. Does it just mean all these other people receive a copy of the letter? If so, this is normally dealt with by adding a 'cc' list at the end of the letter, following the

Respected Sir, This is with reference to my special case leave which has been approved from (01.02.07 to 31.01.2009). Due to certain personnel reasons and also achieve more engineering related experience I wish to extend my special case leave. So

Hi, The most common is 'Yours sincerely'. Clive

Hi, A small additional comment. Respected Sir/Madam, This is not natural in the English used in countries like Canada, the UK, the USA. We'd say Dear Sir or Madam. However, if you see a lot of letters in India that use Respected

Dear all, I just want to get some oppinions about my letter of motivation. I'm going to study in England, and I need this letter for an application for a scholarship. Thanks for your help. Saludos. -- Don’t limit your challenges, challenge

Dear all, i had written a personal statement for an graduate school application. Can one of you can proof-reading the letter? I would be grateful for that. Here it comes: " Dear Thesis-Committee, I hereby wish to state my interest for a place

Vincent, In addition to the other comments: Should I write it like this way: Ms . Peggy Leong , (no comma) The Head of Food Department (Make sure hier title is correct. Normally we do not use "the", but say Chairman, Food Department)

Below are some minor changes, but the general text is easily readable. spelling changes: Ther e sa (possible typing error) gener os ity (generous is correct, but gener ous ity is not) schoolchildren (one word) attach ed (i.e. "the location

p.p. or per pro. = "per procurationem". This means "by/through the agency of". The agent is the person who is signing the letter on someone else's behalf. Thus if a PA is signing on behalf of an absent person, the correct form is as follows:

Hi, 1. Concerning the position of the date: yes, it is something to discuss about, I guess (right or left, but definitely between the addresses blocks). I will try the right, then. 2. Concerning the function of my letter: it is a cover