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My name Address XXXXX Research XXXX Co-ordinators XXXXX, 30th October 2004 Subject: Application for the Project XXXXXXXX. Dear Sir or Madam: I am applying for the Project XXXXXXXXX as a XXXXXX Researcher. I graduated in Law at the University of XXX (Spain) in July 1999. From the beginning...

Dear Sir: I am writing to apply for your position Part 1 Architectural Assistant. I have enclosed my C.V. for your consideration. I have tremendous respect for your poetic quality and spatial composition of your previous projects, particularly the “Grosz Residence” in Hampstead, London. ...

Nguyen Thi Le Dung Provenierssingel 85 A 3033 EJ Rotterdam UNIVERSITY COLLEGE UTRECHT Faculty: Academic Core, Humanities, Science, and Social Science. Dear Sir: I am a Vietnamese citizen living in Holland and I would like to apply for the Bachelor of Liberal of Art's Degree program in Social...

Hi, You still need to do some work. I hope I have given you a good start. MountainHiker Plataanhout 4 2719 KK Zoetermeer The Netherlands 30th September Personnel Department, Selfridges Oxford Street London England Dear Mister J. Clerk: I am applying for position X advertised in a...

Hello MH and Guest Thanks again for your proof-reading and the suggestions (I am going to buy at least one of those books)! I think my English is really weak. I have no problems when it comes to small talk, as I lived for about 8 month in New Hampshire and spend this summer in Scotland. My...

Hi MountainHiker, Thanks for the quick answer and help! So far I have really learnt a lot just from rewriting my letter and reading other comments. Just two questions: - I wrote: “(…) because Globalization and European integration are creating an increasing interdependence and (..).” - You...

There are a few simply rules on letter writing: 1. To begin with your address (address of sender) should always be placed on the right hand side of the page, along with the date. If the letter is official then the receiver's address should on the left, below the sender's. 2. All letters should...

I wonder if I might be permitted to correct the letter suggested by Wumanfu? First, starting a letter with Dear Sir/Madam is very old-fashioned. Many men (I included) do not like a start with a hint that I might be a madam. Men tend to dislike such an opening. Women, on the other hand, are more...