General Rules
Below are our 7 articles in the 'general rules' category:
No matter that you've addressed a letter correctly or even if the content is important, interesting or entertaining - all your efforts could be disregarded to one extent or another if the content ...
How to address someone in a letter. How you're able to be more flexible with an informal letter but need to take extra care with variations when writing a formal letter. How to address someone in a ...
The term ‘memo’ is an abbreviation of ‘memorandum’ which derives from the Latin meaning ‘a thing to be remembered’.
Prior to the use of computer technology in the office a memo was used to inform ...
As with mobile phones many people would be lost without the instant communication offered to them by e-mail. Electronic communication has revolutionised most people’s lives to one degree or ...
how to adapt your writing style depending on whether your letter is informal or formal. How writing 'etiquette' in terms of style, can have a huge impact upon how you're perceived by the recipient of ...
Before you even put pen to paper, it's important that you give some thought as to how you want to structure your letter. Consider the content - what is it you want to say. What will be the tone? ...
There are many components that make up a successful layout of a letter and they can vary to a certain degree, depending on the nature of the letter itself and your relationship with the ...
