Hello, I write a formal letter, and i need to give it to my teacher tomorrow.i would someone can check me this spelling and structure. Dear Mr. Roy , I am doing an English project on "heroin". ( full stop, not comma ) I want to

Hello, I write a formal letter, and i need to give it to my teacher tomorrow.i would someone can check me this spelling and structure. Dear Mr. Roy , I am doing an English project about "heroin" .I wanted to know a little bit more

Hello, I write a formal letter, and i need to give it to my teacher tomorrow.i would someone can check me this spelling and structure. **** *******. 24 th January , 2008 Dear Mr. XXXX, I am doing an English project about

Hi, One more thing, where can i get help with the general formal language used in letters? I'm sure you can find lots of info on this if you search the 'net.. Here are a few brief, overall suggestions. Don't use short forms. Don't be

Hello, Diddy. This is a rambling, conversational letter that you might as well leave as is. To make it a formal letter requires your reviewing it carefully for punctuation, spelling mistakes, and interjected comments.

I'm not too sure what all this is about - is it just part of a letter? anyway my suggestions are in red. By the end (By the end makes no sense, do you mean by the way? Not really suitable for a formal letter though). I should mention that there

Hello again Jim, and thanks for taking the time to answer my query. The point I was making about 'School is out' is that in my mind that is the correct grammar, not incorrect - perhaps I worded it badly (oops!), and my English friends who argue

Hi, As you see, I have followed some of them, and not others. Actually, not I can’t see because I can’t be bothered to compare your specific iterations when you have taken some but not all. It would be helpful to know where you chose a

i'm tryin to write an formal letter to couple of unversites , so please help with this letter . this one is really bad , so if yáll can please add/fix/rebuild it or whatever so it will look better i will appreciate ! ( by the way , don't worry

According to their website, it's 'programme' (British spelling would be diplomatic here anyway) and 'Admission s Office'. Also, a letter beginning 'Dear Sir' should conclude with 'Yours faithfully' in formal British English, I believe. Other