Our Language: Second book Bk. 3
Our Language: Second book Bk. 3
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Dear Sir, « Miss Jane H. Frazer, 436 Prince Street, Savannah, Ga.
Dear Madam, When dear is the second word of the salutation, it should not begin with a capital : My dear Sir, My dear Friend, My dear Mother, My dear Professor Harris.
In letters written to the members of one's own family or to intimate friends, the address is omitted, only the salutation being given.
(3) The Body of the Letteb: The body of the letter, or letter proper, follows the salutation. If the letter is one of friendship, ...it should be as nearly as possible like pleasant, well-bred con- versation. It should be newsy and should contain a great deal of the writer's own experiences, impres- sions, and opinions. A letter is not an essay, and whenever a letter adopts the formal pose of the essay, it loses its charm. But however familiar a friendly letter may be, it should never degenerate into slang or into needless abbreviations or into any form of Fifth Grade LETTER - WHITING 118 expression that violates tlie laws of good taste.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dear Sir, « Miss Jane H. Frazer, 436 Prince Street, Savannah, Ga.
Dear Madam, When dear is the second word of the salutation, it should not begin with a capital : My dear Sir, My dear Friend, My dear Mother, My dear Professor Harris.
In letters written to the members of one's own family or to intimate friends, the address is omitted, only the salutation being given.
(3) The Body of the Letteb: The body of the letter, or letter proper, follows the salutation. If the letter is one of friendship, ...it should be as nearly as possible like pleasant, well-bred con- versation. It should be newsy and should contain a great deal of the writer's own experiences, impres- sions, and opinions. A letter is not an essay, and whenever a letter adopts the formal pose of the essay, it loses its charm. But however familiar a friendly letter may be, it should never degenerate into slang or into needless abbreviations or into any form of Fifth Grade LETTER - WHITING 118 expression that violates tlie laws of good taste.
What to read after Our Language: Second book Bk. 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C Alphonso Charles Alphonso Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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