In a resume, when referring to the experience acquired in an institution you used to work for, do you say PREVIOUS OR PRIOR institution

There is much mutual help within these forums in getting English ‘correct’ but there are times when enquirers need to have things just right, for example in a cv for a job application and maybe time is of the essence. Is it then worth using a

Hi Anon You could start here for some examples and further links: http://esl.about.com/cs/onthejobenglish/a/a_basbletter.htm Or just do a Google search for "business letters":

I need an examples of 4 kinds of business letters.Would you help me,where I found that?

ahava yin, My pleasure. MountainHiker

Hi MountainHiker, I really appreciate your help. Now it's getting much clear to me. Many thankssss

ahava yin, I thought business letters were those written and received by businessmen on both sides. It needs to be related to business. You could be a consumer complaining about a defect in a product. You still need to use a business

Hi MountainHiker, Need your favor again. I found something about official letters. Is that a kind of letter written by citizens in order to discuss something about election, public benifits that sort of things with the government? Do people

Thank you MountainHiker. Yes, your note helps a lot. I thought business letters were those written and received by businessmen on both sides. I was wrong. Thank you.

ahava yin, Cover letters for job applications are definitely business letters. The reason is that you wouldn't write a cover letter to a friend or relative. You would only write a cover letter to a businesss where you wanted to be employed. And