here is my problem,i just graduated from collage,never work in any kind of trading company before. However i am working in vietnam for my aunt currently. I need to help my aunt to write an official email to the other company requesting to purchase

To Whom It May Concern: He is wrong. You are correct. If the receiver is unknown then address the letter with whom not who. Many years ago, I was taught in secretarial school, to use whom when someone is to receive something. Since someone

Hello, I'm writting an official letter and I have a question. Usually a letter starts with "Dear __". But what if I'm not sure about which person exactly will receive the letter, as it will be addressed to an entire

how to reply an official letter asking you to become one of the speaker on their conference we agree with the topics they suggested my reply consists of: - agree to become the speaker - the presentation materials will be send later please help me

I’ll be very appreciate if you could help me by Correct this official letter Hi Andrew, how are you, I hope you are fine, I sent you many emails Just to say hello and be sure that you are safe, and wanted to know, if I keeping on the process

How does it sound to you - I need a official letter asking weather our partners know about any company interested in expantion by purchase of other company. I would appreciate your help. Dear Partners/Coleagues, As we are currently

Anonymous wrote: When writing a letter is the name of book underlined or placed in single quotes or just let it be identified by capital letters? Which is correct in an official letter? For example would I write; They are going to publish

Healthystate wrote: When writing a letter is the name of book underlined or placed in single quotes or just let it be identified by capital letters? Which is correct in an official letter? For example would I write; They are going to

When writing a letter is the name of book underlined or placed in single quotes or just let it be identified by capital letters? Which is correct in an official letter? For example would I write; They are going to publish The Big Bug in a

When writing a letter is the name of book underlined or placed in single quotes or just let it be identified by capital letters? Which is correct in an official letter? For example would I write; They are going to publish The Big Bug in a