Letter Writing
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Adjective
Antonyms
Arrangement of Sentences
Articles
Conjunctions
Determiner
Direct & Indirect Speech
Glossary of Official and Technical Terms
idiom or phrase
Letter Writing
Misspelt Word
One Word Substitution
Prefixes and Suffixes
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31. Which of the following would be an inappropriate salutation for an email to a professor you don't know well?
Answer: 'Hey' is overly casual and unprofessional for academic or formal correspondence.
32. The writer's signature in a formal letter should be placed:
Answer: You sign your name by hand above your typed full name, which follows the closing.
33. A letter requesting a professional's opinion of a former employee or student is a:
Answer: This formal request asks someone to act as a reference and provide a recommendation for you.
34. In the modified block format, which parts of the letter are typically indented or moved to the right?
Answer: Unlike the full block format, the modified block format aligns the heading and closing to the center or right, while body paragraphs remain left-aligned.
35. A letter of acceptance is written to:
Answer: This letter serves as official confirmation that you accept the terms of an offer that has been made to you.
36. What is the tone of a letter of condolence?
Answer: A condolence letter expresses sympathy to someone who is grieving a loss and should be written with care and sincerity.
37. The abbreviation 'RSVP' on an invitation letter requests that the recipient:
Answer: RSVP comes from the French phrase 'Répondez s'il vous plaît,' which means 'Please respond'.
38. The body of a letter should ideally be:
Answer: Breaking the body into paragraphs improves readability and helps organize your thoughts logically.
39. What is a 'cover letter'?
Answer: A cover letter introduces you and your purpose for writing, providing context for the attached document, most commonly in a job application.
40. Which of these salutations is most suitable for an informal letter to a friend?
Answer: Using a person's first name is standard and appropriate for informal correspondence with friends and family.