hi When we right letter sometime we have to write "To the In Charge or In-Charge" I have seen both the way used by people. I just want to know the difference between this two and the right one to use while writing letters. Thanking you

Thomaas wrote: I always get confused when writing letters to friends. what words should be u se d instead of using formal words? I find it strange when I usi e these words, as far as the Genre gender? is concerned, what can I do? As I am

I always get confused when writing letters to friends. what words should be used instead of using formal words? I find it strange when I use these words, as far as the appropriate tone is concerned, what can I do? As I am not a native

Well, Dear Sir is a little formal - It's the "Sir" part, not the "Dear" that makes it so. Also, I think, we are not writing letters to each other here, but having a conversation. So when you start each post with "Dear so-and-so," it doesn't

The following Letter for placing order needs improvement in order to be a perfect letter. I am seeking help of you people to let me understand this letter well and also to understand writing letters with proffetional approch. I desperately need

Hi Shabnam I'll leave the rest to Janice. And I’m not so good in writing letters or story so I’ve made sentences so please check them out . Please note that it should be 'good at ', not 'good in '. This a very common error. I wish you

You seem to be able to use words fairly well, so your letter should sound intelligent in that area. You should point out his good characteristics, be detailed and use examples to show what you mean when you say he is a good person. You also

Hi Lovely23inAZ, I suggest you contact a good lawyer. Writing such documents on one's own is very difficult for a layperson.

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1.Is there any difference between "present perfect tense" and "present perfect progressive tense"? E.g. "I have lived here for 6 years." Vs. "I have been living here for 6 years." I think they are almost the same? 2. I think the difference