Enquiry letter (образец)

John Stewart 1304

Sherman Ave.

Madison, Wisconsin  

 Lemann & Sons

 3597 43rd Street

New York, NY 12008    

May24, 2015  

Dear Sirs,  

With reference to your advertisement in Business Weekly Journal could you please send me more detailed description of your monitors. I would also like to know about discounts that you provide.  

Yours faithfully,  

(Signature)

John Stewart  

Sales Manager  

Epology letter (образец письма)

Mr Dereck Smith

 General Manager

Electronics Ltd

 9034 Commerce Street

 Detroit, Michigan USA, 90345  

 Mr Jack Lupin

 7834 17th Street Detroit, Michigan

  April 28, 2013  

Dear Mr Lupin,

It was distressing to learn that the TV set that we delivered to you on April 24 was scratched. We do not have any idea how it may have happened that is why we are very sorry that this unfortunate incident occurred and ready to exchange your scratched TV for another one.  

 Kind regards,

Mr Dereck Smith

General Manager

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1. Name, address, contact numbers, e-mail address.
2. Education (diploma or degree, type of qualification).
3. Work experience (put your present job first).
4. Dissertation.
5. Fellowships and awards.
6. Teaching Experience.
7. Research Experience.
8. Related Professional Experience.
9. Languages or other skills relevant to your field (e.g. computer proficiencies).
10. References.
11. Other (miscellaneous personal information such as membership in professional/ scholarly associations, travel or study abroad, hobbies and interests).

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1. Hip-hop can help mental illness.
2. "Tom and Jerry" cartoon gets racism warning.
3. Video games should be in olympics.
4.Xiaomi becomes thirdlargest smartphone maker.
5. Scientists invent "Antiageing" chocolate.
6. Who says cut music to an hour a day.
7. More British people fixing their own teeth.
8. 60 is the new middle age, not 50.
9. Bullied kids at higher risk of mental health problems.
10. Young Brits on Internet 27 hours a week.

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2. The author of the article is...

3. The article is taken from the newspaper...

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5. Give a summary of the article (no more than 10-20 sentences).

6. State the main problem discussed in the article and mark off the passages of the article that seem important to you.

7. Look for minor peculiarities of the article.

8. Point out the facts that turned out to be new for you.

9. Look through the text for figures, which are important for general understanding.

10. State what places of the article contradict your former views.

11. State the questions, which remained unanswered in the article and if it is possible add your tail to them.

12. Speak on the conclusion the author comes to.

13. Express your own point of view on the problem discussed.

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I would like to make a few remarks concerning…

The author establishes his/ her perspective on the issues…He/ she is implying that…

In his/ her first assertion the author begins his/ her defense of his/ her thesis…

The author is supplying a statistic to support the assertion…

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The author argues that…

The author is using an appeal to emotions here…

The author uses a fact to establish the credibility of his/ her assertion…

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