Hi all, could you help me with grammar in my covering letter? I know that first paragraph is fine so I would like to ask you to check the middle part which is below. Recently, I decided to increase my knowledge of payroll and become familiar with

Your letter is just fine. There are only a very few edits. Dear Sir or Madam, -- Do you not have the name of the person you should address this to? I am writing this letter to recommend for admission to your Study Abroad Program. I have

I have corrected what you have posted. I feel that your letter needs one more paragraph (in the position marked ' P ' below) to provide more specific detail of why this MA is important for you and why the Leiden MA is specifically appropriate to

Philippe3572 wrote: hi, I am writing a work experience application letter to E rnst and Y oung. I am 15 and in transition year (in I reland). Could you please give me advice on the letter so far and maybe how to round it off nicely. Thanks a

23 Oxford Road Chelternan GL504AZ 13 th July 2007 The manager Buy from home 54 Old Market Malvern WR122PO Dear Sir or Madam, I am writing to express my dissatisfaction with your delivery service for the ‘Hendrix

Heey, I made some correction in your letter that looked strange to me. But you should know that I'm not a native speaker or teacher, so it maybe wrong. Anonymous wrote: I am writing this letter to let you know I am really interested

Go through and check your spellings as you have quite a few errors that are probably typos, for example, 'form' instead of 'from'. The CV is a bit 'blah' just not very interesting - there is nothing here to make you stand out. Instead of just

Hi everyone I'm doing a cover letter for a resume, however I'm not sure about: 1. Whether to indent at the start of each paragraph 2. Whether to put a comma after 'Dear Sir/Madam' and 'Yours faithfully' What is the formal way to do

Hi everyone I'm doing a cover letter for a resume, however I'm not sure about: 1. Whether to indent at the start of each paragraph 2. Whether to put a comma after 'Dear Sir/Madam' and 'Yours faithfully' What is the formal way to do

Hello, I found ideal company in Munich and I really want to get my intership there. However, I am not sure the following paragraph (an email to hiring manager) makes sense or not. I need a fresh look of expert on it. Please check