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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Letter Writing
letter format
writer's address
recipant's name,
recipant's address
date
Dear***,
content
Yours sincerely,
signature
writer's name
1)Do the letter format above right?
2)First name: Benny
Family:Wong
Last name: Tai Man
position:professor
Then what can i put in the blank of recipant's name?
Thank you in advance
recipant's name,
recipant's address
date
Dear***,
content
Yours sincerely,
signature
writer's name
1)Do the letter format above right?
2)First name: Benny
Family:Wong
Last name: Tai Man
position:professor
Then what can i put in the blank of recipant's name?
Thank you in advance
Top answer
1-- These days, all sections are usually flushed to the left margin: writer's address date recipient's name recipient's address Dear***: content Yours sincerely, signature writer's name 2-- In English, family name = last name , so I am not sure what names you are supplying. If those are all the same man's names, I would write it like this: Mr. Benny Wong Tai Man, Professor
- 1-- These days, all sections are usually flushed to the left margin: writer's address date recipient's name recipient's address Dear***: content Yours sincerely, signature writer's name 2-- In English, family name = last name , so I am not sure what names you are supplying.
- If those are all the same man's names, I would write it like this: Mr.
- Benny Wong Tai Man, Professor
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1-- These days, all sections are usually flushed to the left margin:
writer's address
date
recipient's name
recipient's address
Dear***:
content
Yours sincerely,
signature
writer's name
2-- In English, family name = last name, so I am not sure what names you are supplying. I
writer's address
date
recipient's name
recipient's address
Dear***:
content
Yours sincerely,
signature
writer's name
2-- In English, family name = last name, so I am not sure what names you are supplying. I
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Mister Micawber2-- In English, family name = last name, so I am not sure what names you are supplying. If those are all the same man's names, I would write it like this:Sorry,Tai Man is given name.
Mr. Benny Wong Tai Man, Professor
Does it mean if i know the person's name, then i should write "Mr/Mrs
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FYI: Wong Tai Man is basically the Chinese equivalent of John Doe. (Doe being Wong)
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In addressee position:
Mr/Mrs + first name (or initial) ( + middle name or initial) + family name, + position -- Mr Wilkins S. Micawber, Director
First name (or initial) ( + middle name or initial) + family name, + qualification -- Wilkins S. Micawber, PhD
In greeting: Dear Mr Micawber; Dear Dr Micawber
None
Mr/Mrs + first name (or initial) ( + middle name or initial) + family name, + position -- Mr Wilkins S. Micawber, Director
First name (or initial) ( + middle name or initial) + family name, + qualification -- Wilkins S. Micawber, PhD
In greeting: Dear Mr Micawber; Dear Dr Micawber
None
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AnonymousAccording to the situation i gave above, the addressee's name should be
First name: Benny
Family:Wong
given name: Tai Man
position:professor
Mr. Benny Wong , Professor
Mr. Benny T.M. Wong ,Professor
Mr B.T.M Wong , Professor
right? Thank^^
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