Today, I learned how to write formal letter
Hello everyone. How are you?
Today, I learned how to write formal letter from youtube. I think it's very useful. I'm writing for practicing and sharing knowledge I'm learned. There are 4 point we need to pay attention:
1. First, we should not use contraction on formal letter, such as: don't, can't, shouldn't, so on...
2. Second, it's not good to use idiom on formal letter.
3. Third, we should limit phrasal verb. There are a lot of phrasal verb in English, it's one of hardest part for learning English, and it is not really polite when used on a formal letter.
4. Last, we should not use imperative on formal letter. It's not suitable if we use imperative for writing to boss, client, stranger...
Hope my share will be useful to you. Please feel free to correct my notebook if I have some mistake.
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Today, I learned how to write a formal letter
Hello everyone. How are you?
Today, I learned how to write a formal letter from YouTube. I think it's very useful. I'm writing to practise and share for practicing and sharing knowledge I have I'm learned. There are 4 points we need to pay attention to:
1. First, we should not use contractions in a on formal letter, such as: don't, can't, shouldn't, and so on...
2. Second, it's not good to use idioms in a on formal letter.
3. Third, we should limit the use of phrasal verbs. There are a lot of phrasal verbs in English, it's one of hardest parts of for learning English, and it is not really correct polite when used in a formal letter.
4. Last, we should not use the imperative in a on formal letter. It's not suitable if we use imperatives when for writing to a boss, client, or stranger...
Hope my share will be useful to you. Please feel free to correct my notebook if I have some mistake.
Thank you
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Today, I learned how to write formal letter.
Hello everyone. How are you?Today, I learned how to write formal letter from on YouTube. I think it's very useful. I'm writing for practicing practice and sharing knowledge I'm I have learned. There are 4 point we need to pay attention to:
1. First, we should not use contraction on a formal letter, such as: don't, can't, shouldn't, and so on...
2. Second, it's not good to use idiom on a formal letter.
3. Third, we should limit phrasal verbs. There are a lot of phrasal verbs in English, it's one of hardest parts for of learning English, and it is not really polite when used on a formal letter.
4. Last, we should not use imperative on a formal letter. It's not suitable if we use imperative for writing to a boss, client or stranger...
I hope sharing this will be useful to you. Please feel free to correct my notebook if I have some mistakes.
Thank you.
(This is quite well written. Good work!)
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Thank you for sharing! The tips are really useful!
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