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quick question regarding letter of professional aspiration

I am finishing up a letter of professtional aspiration (purpose statement, letter of intent, etc...) to send to a prospective graduate school. my question is, do these letters need to be formatted like a business letter, or will there be any formatting involved. i can find no examples of these...

ESL, Formal, General & Business Letter Writing (English language) by Anonymous 1 yr 191 days ago Business letters
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I would like to ask one question out business writing. In a formal business letter, sometimes we see the following lines under the return address and the date: Jalan Arjuna 7Jakarta 11190Indonesia 28 August 2006 Your ref: JL/fh/246Our ref: SB/sl May I ask what they mean? I noticed that "SB"...

ESL, Business and Finance English by Lcchang 1 yr 194 days ago Dates Business letters
Re: Proper Usage...

Hi Sync, Welcome to the forums. The short answer is to use "Ms." if you don't know, and I would use it anyway for a business letter. (Never use "to whom it may concern" if you know the person's name.) There are several threads that address this - here is just one. Post:26946

ESL General English Grammar Questions by Grammar Geek 1 yr 195 days ago Whom Business letters
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When sending business letters which of the two are the right way to address the letter? 1) Name Address Dear Ms. Name, 2) Ms. Name Address Dear Ms. Name,

ESL, Formal, General & Business Letter Writing (English language) by Anonymous 1 yr 201 days ago Business letters
Re: "Yours sincerely" "Sincerely yours"

You know what I really have the same question I was about the write a business letter and something has come to my mind: What the heck is the difference between sincerely yours and yours sincerely. Some one please give us a response.

ESL, Formal, General & Business Letter Writing (English language) by Anonymous 1 yr 201 days ago Yours sincerely Difference between Business letters
Re: Present tense simple vs. continuous

Philip wrote: Sonja_muc wrote: Hi everybody, I am wondering why it is possible to write in a business letter, e.g.: a) I enclose a brochure of our full range of products (read this many times in sample letters)"I am enclosing" is standard verbage. but it sounds very odd to say something...

ESL General English Grammar Questions by Kooyeen 1 yr 207 days ago Tenses Present tenses Business letters Sample letters Sample

Re: Present tense simple vs. continuous

Hi Sonja, and welcome to the forums. I answered with this in the other post you made on the same topic. For future reference, if you ever forget to sign on and make a post, you just have a wait a bit for it to appear. Please don't sign in and then post the same question, or you'll have different...

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Re: Present tense simple vs. continuous

Sonja_muc wrote: Hi everybody, I am wondering why it is possible to write in a business letter, e.g.: a) I enclose a brochure of our full range of products (read this many times in sample letters)"I am enclosing" is standard verbage. but it sounds very odd to say something like b) As the...

ESL General English Grammar Questions by Philip 1 yr 207 days ago Tenses Present tenses Business letters Sample letters Sample
Present tense simple vs. continuous

Hi everybody, I am wondering why it is possible to write in a business letter, e.g.: a) I enclose a brochure of our full range of products (read this many times in sample letters) but it sounds very odd to say something like b) As the invoice amount is incorrect, we return the invoice to...

ESL General English Grammar Questions by Sonja_muc 1 yr 207 days ago Tenses Present tenses Business letters Sample letters Sample
Re: opening task of a letter - with comma and point in UK?

Yes, just so, in a business letter, we would use the colon. Dear Ms. the'Brit: Dear Mr. Spinnaker: But the full stop is not right.

ESL, Formal, General & Business Letter Writing (English language) by Grammar Geek 1 yr 208 days ago Commas Business letters Colons