Hi all! I need some help with the latest news about business letter writing. Let's say layout or any changes IF THERE ARE. Thanks a lot! :-S

Advoca, I notice that you’ve answered my question in another post. A good guide to American style business letters is "Merriam Webster's Guide to Business Correspondence." It comes with a disk with sample letters too. It is published by

There is no hard and fast rule, but the most common practice is to put the author's initials in capitals and the typist's initials in lower case. Here is an example: LC/vb When there are more pages than one in a letter it is normal practice

Hi, you said I have a couple of questions about the grammer in a business letter I had to write for an English class. The first question is wether I should capitalize international sales manager and the second is if there should be a comma after

I have a couple of questions about the grammer in a business letter I had to write for an English class. The first question is wether I should capitalize international sales manager and the second is if there should be a comma after Reid in the

be Interesting. I hope someone will explain why Karl couldn't say, and I couldn't say, "We send you a postcard." Strictly speaking, he could have. "Next week, we send you a postcard and you send us one, OK?" Yet another

Since you are so precise about business words. Can you tell me the correct use of ' shipment, cargo, order, consignment ? Because all seem to mean the same thing ( goods ) Every time I wrote a business letter, I didn't know which word to pick

Things you got wrong: Part 1: 3. The answer to this should be (a). A principle is a fundamental concept or doctrine. (Ex: The principle of equal rights is important to our modern-day society.) A principal , on the other hand, is either a

If it's ok for you to do this. Can you check my answers and explaine why the ones I got wrong are wrong? Yes I do have to turn this in but I want to make sure they're right first. part 1 1. The governor spoke from the steps of

When writing a business letter to 2 people at the same company, how is the inside address and salutation done? Is this correct? Mr. Bob Smith Mr. Tom Jones The Acme Corporation 555 Main Street Chicago, IL 60606 Dear Bob & Tom: