Whether you are a stay at home mom, college student or a top executive at a company, a time will come when you will need to know the basic letter writing format. I am confident you will need to write a letter to someone.
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So believe it or not, we all have to write letters! Just when we thought old-fashioned letters were out! :)
The way your format a letter is extremely important for others to take your message seriously, so here are a few tips on letter writing formatting.
Letter Writing Format Instructions:
The following points are listed in the order that they should appear on a letter.
A Note About Letter Writing Format:
When writing letters, it is important to use a font that is clear and easily readable to others. The standard font that is accepted and often used is Times New Roman, size 12. Other fonts can be used also such as Arial and Verdana. However, be careful that the size is not too big or too small. You do not want your readers to struggle reading your letter.
The most important thing is to make sure your message gets across. You do not want your readers to get frustrated because your letter writing format is off. Believe me many employers look at cover letters and toss those that look like they are poorly written. Don't let this happen to you.
Review some business letter writing tips, and click here to see a sample letter.
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