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... Letter - Role of the Paragraph , 241 Format of the Letter , 242 Mechanical Details , 245 The Date Line , The Salutation , Stationery , 245 Framing a Letter on the Page , 245 The Heading , 245 245 The Inside Address , 246 The Attention ...
... Letter - Role of the Paragraph , 241 Format of the Letter , 242 Mechanical Details , 245 The Date Line , The Salutation , Stationery , 245 Framing a Letter on the Page , 245 The Heading , 245 245 The Inside Address , 246 The Attention ...
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... letter without being exactly sure what he is after . Good letters are based on planning . Before starting to dictate or write , ask yourself , What do I want this letter to do ? What action do I want the reader to take ? What impression ...
... letter without being exactly sure what he is after . Good letters are based on planning . Before starting to dictate or write , ask yourself , What do I want this letter to do ? What action do I want the reader to take ? What impression ...
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... Letter The Letter In modern practice , application letters are in two parts . Part one consists of a one - page letter of about four paragraphs featuring the most significant qualifi- cations pertinent to the position available . Part ...
... Letter The Letter In modern practice , application letters are in two parts . Part one consists of a one - page letter of about four paragraphs featuring the most significant qualifi- cations pertinent to the position available . Part ...
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Technical WritingHow We Transfer Factual Information and Knowledge | 3 |
Semantics and the Process of Communication | 9 |
Semantics | 16 |
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