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Hi, Since no-one seems to want to quote a "rule", let me offer the opinion that it's really just a matter of the style you like best. Personally, I wouldn't capitalize every word. Let me draw your attention to the

Hi there, What is the procedure with spammers? One girl keeps sending me friend requests although I reject her every time. She has no post whatsoever and she always sends me the same message where she asks for my email. Here is the message so

"Asked how she did" is unheard of. The friendly version is "How are you doing?" The reported speech version might be, "He asked her how she was doing." I'd say this is even more common than to to say, "He

Hi, I assume you are talking about a business-style letter. No. The greeting is simply 'Dear Mr. Smith,' or 'Dear Sir or Madam,'. After that, you need to start by saying why you are writing the letter. Best wishes, Clive

Hello, my english coursework dealine is for tomorrow and i need someone, anyone to tell me what grade it is at, at the moment and anyways of im proving it, im looking to get a B in it, but i think its more of a C at the minute. I need someone to

. The use of style Ms is an informal and spoken way of addressing one who prefers not to be called Mrs. or Miss. In formal correspondence and anything written however, the only two forms that are correct are Mrs. For married women and Miss for

The use of style Ms is an informal and spoken way of addressing one who prefers not to be called Mrs. or Miss. In formal correspondence and anything written however, the only two forms that are correct are Mrs. For married women and Miss for

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Django Cat wrote on 04 Jun 2004: Alexander Hefendehl wrote on 04 Jun 2004: "Dear Mr President" ... that opening with "I am writing to" is bad style. OK. I often *do use it; what do you think is a better opening phrasing that