ENG 102 LETTER WRITING Flashcards

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Most cover letters will only have 1 or 2 body paragraphs. You don’t want to overwhelm the hiring manager or use up a great deal of his or her time.

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Body Paragraph

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is a letter writing from one business organization to another

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Business Letter

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What’s this? Why am i qualified candidate for this position?

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Body Paragraph

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is a letter for correspondence between such organizations and their customers, clients and other external parties.

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Business letter

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It provides your contact information. Include your email address and your phone number so the hiring manager can get in touch with you.

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Final Paragraph

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What’s this? what work experience do I have that firs the job requirements in the company’s listing?

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Body Paragraph

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establishment of relationship, also solves misunderstandings

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Purpose

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It mention that your resume or references are attached (if applicable)

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Final Paragraph

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serve as a reference for the future.

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Purpose

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What’s this? Why do I want to work for this company specifically?

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Body Paragraph

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Business letter in the form of circular letter- many people can read message within one time

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Purpose

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12
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It thank the person for their time

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Final Paragraph

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provide information regarding business activities

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Purpose

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This will be where you wrap up and discuss how you will proceed with the application. Consider including the following: Reiterate in one sentence why you feel you’re perfect fir for the position.

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Final Paragraph

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15
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is a letter written in formal language

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Business letter

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16
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If you’re writing a personal letter, start by asking after the recipient’s well-being. This can be “I hope you are well” or “ How’s it going?”.

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Start the letter

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17
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is a letter sent alongside your resume to introduce yourself, explain why your are sending in your resume, and provide more information about yourself. they are a chance to make a case, to cover everything we can’t express in your resumes.

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Cover letter

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18
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it discusses what you’ll do next. If you plan on following up with the hiring manager in a week or two, include a specific date. Otherwise, just say that you look forward to interviewing for the position and discussing your qualifications further.

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Final Paragraph

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Things you should not include in cover letter:

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Personal stories, awkward language, someone else’s words, irrelevant experience, arrogance, wrong company name/wrong cover letter, cultural preferences, jokes

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If you’re writing a business or other formal letter, get straight to the point.

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Start the letter

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21
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are letters to people whom we don’t know on personal level.

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Formal letters

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Friendly letters convey personal information about ourselves.

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Parts of an Personal (Informal) Letter:

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My address, date, greeting, introduction, explanation, close, my name

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to find out information

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Formal letters

25
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Before you send the letter, read over it a few times to make sure it conveys what you wanted to say, and that it’s free of spelling or grammatical errors.

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Proofread your letter

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Taking the time to hand-write a letter demonstrates our level of caring

27
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To apply for a job

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Formal letters

28
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it ends your letter on a good note. make two hard returns after the last paragraph of the letter, then write the _____.

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Complimentary close

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This is where you will mention the job for which you’re applying and how you found the job listing. if only needs to be 1 to 2 sentences in length.

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First Paragraph

30
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To make a complaints.

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Formal letters

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They show caring and concern for friends and relations.

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A written or printed communication directed to a person or organization.

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-Sincerely yours.
-Kindest regards.
-Best wishes.

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Complimentary close

34
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We write _____ letters to people that we do not know very well.

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Semi-formal letters

35
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Letter mechanics (focus and specificity):

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Be focused, write concise and purposeful letter, do not write confused, overlong letter., do not be rude., do not try to impress with your writing (i.e. please, very very very thank you).

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Two main categories of letter:

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Personal letters, Business Letters

37
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These are the letters which keep us in touch with family and friends.

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Informal Letters

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If you’re writing to anyone with whom you hope to have a professional relationship, the letter should be ____

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A type of letter (or informal composition) that usually concerns personal matters, rather than professional concerns and is sent from one individual to another.

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Personal Letters

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These are usually chatty and ____

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Informal Letters

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It is a kind of letter that we write to our: Parents, Close relatives, close friends.

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Personal Letter

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If you’re writing someone you know very well, the letter should probably be _____

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A letter written in formal language, usually used when writing from one business organization to another.

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Business Letters

44
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When we need to communicate a lot of information

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Informal Letters

45
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Most _____ should be typed and sent through the post.

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formal letters

46
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The ____ you use will depend on your relationship with the recipient of the letters, as well as the formality of the letter.

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Salutation

47
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When we want to communicate something that is difficult to say face to face.

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Informal Letters

48
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For ____, an email or handwritten letter is acceptable.

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Informal letters

49
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To mark some special occasion

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Informal Letters

50
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Types of business letters:

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Inquiry letter, letter of thanking, letter of complaint, response to a letter of complaint, letter of request, response to a letter of request.

51
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Memorize 10 things to remember when writing a covering letter: