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| I once thought I could write the perfect letter but found out that was impossible. Is there something to structure in writing a letter? Paul/pljames |
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| I think there is a structure for a letter, except chatty ones to friends. Salutation (Dear X) 1 Purpose of letter (make this clear and brief- complaint/application/ etc) 2 Necessary information for the receiuver to understand the situation (history of complaint, why your are great, etc) 3 Action you wish the person to take (send cheque, invite for interview, etc) End |
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| I think there is a structure for a letter, except chatty ones to friends. Salutation (Dear X) 1 Purpose of letter (make this clear and brief- complaint/application/ etc) 2 Necessary information for the receiuver to understand the situation (history of complaint, why your are great, etc) 3 Action you wish the person to take (send cheque, invite for interview, etc) End |
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| Imagine if the person on the other end has to read and respond to fifty letters a day- do they want chat? |
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