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hi everybody! I have to write two letters of motivation for an academic admission. Can you please check what I've written? Thank you very much, Andrea p.s. Some passages are copied by other letters of motivation I found on this forum! I hope it won't be a problem.... To whom it may...

To whom it may concern: This is to certify that RAJESH SHETTY worked for NICU as a Bio-Medical enggineer from April to October 2006. During this employment he was very punctual in his job. I wish him the best of luck. Yours faithfully, PS: It is difficult to imagine someone working as a...

Format 1:======> Whom it may concern This is to certify that ………………work under …………… company as a Marketing Executive form 2nd July 05 to 15th Sep 05. During the service he was very punctual about his job. I wish him best of...

Hello everybody, This is my sceond post on this great website. Nobody replied to my first post, and this is quite urgent. I just need someone to look over my motivation letter and give some feedback/tips/hints. I'm a South-African in the process of applying for a degree at a university in the...

Hi, I disagree. A few special cases were described earlier in which 'To whom it may concern' could be used. Other than those, my advice to English learners is to never use this phrase. I don't remember the last time that I used it myself. In addition, I never see letters here in N. America...

This is really very simple:Use Dear Sir/Madam when you know (or can assume) the position of the person you are writing to but not their name or gender. Use To whom it may concern when you don't even know their position. If you use To whom it may concern end with Yours faithfully.Endi

Hi everybody! We were discussing writing formal letters in my English class and since I'm not a native speaker these forms (e.g.: starting your letter with Dear Sir or Madam or To whom it may concern and ending it with Yours faithfully) sound odd to me. That's why I'd like to know to what extent...

I have made some changes to your letter - hope that is O.K. To Whom It May Concern My name is Friedrich ***. I am a participant in the AYUSA Work and Travel Program, and I will be going to Canada next year. I am very interested in gaining employment in the hotel and tourism area, and I am...

Hello, my name is Friedrich I am 18 years old and I'm going to Canada next year for a Work and Travel program. I have to apply for this job, it's in the Hotel and Tourism branch and I had to write a cover letter. So, could you please check my letter for slips in the grammar and so forth!? I would...

It is incorrect to write 'to whom it may concern'. The correct way to address a letter to somebody you don't know in England, is Dear Sir...Yours faithfully