Letters are classified into two: formal and informal letters. Letters written to companies, managers, principals or anyone of authority are called formal letters. Letters written to friends and family are informal letters. I am not very sure

Simply put, formal letters are letters written to people who are not family or friends. These letters should be very concise and to the point. They usually have a "Subject line," which explains the purpose of the letter in a few words.

Thanks for your help, AlpheccaStars. I think this product would be very popular in my city / country, and I know you would be interested in increasing your sales here. I know how to present the products in a way that appeals to my local

Dear Sir: I have ordered your product, the super widget, Model AA, and look forward to using it personally. I think this product would be very popular in my city / country, and I know you would be interested in increasing your sales here. I have

First of all thanks a lot!!! I couldn't imagine that there were so many issues in my letter. Sorry that I wasn't clear enough. I should clarify things a bit before continue. The company I'm writing to is a world-wide organization. In

As an informal note to a friend, I really don't see many problems with this (if it was a formal letter then it would be a different matter). A couple of minor suggestions: I know this awesome site where you can upload pictures. It allows

Today's a first for me. My lawyer just sent me a copy of the formal letter of demand he's sending ... me money for almost a year. Boils down to, "Pay up now or see you in court." Wish me luck! You want, maybe, I should talk to

(Sorry for the delay in replying!) But would it still be proper English? I think that ... is equally important (and probably the most difficult to learn). I don't speak German, but I can manage a little French, so I'll assume for the sake