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Hi everyone this is a quick tutorial on how to write a business letter so I'm going to go through and cover some quick basics just some quick tips to get started so when writing a business letter it's important that you think about keeping your language pretty formal so when you're writing a letter to a friend you can be very casual but business letters tend to be more formal in nature so you want to avoid contractions so you don't want to write isn't doesn't shouldn't you want to write out the full words because it sounds more formal did not should not cannot you want to make sure your tone is always polite and respectful throughout even if for example you're writing like I've written a business letter when I've had a when I bought something like I had a really great back or a briefcase and it fell apart really quickly after buying it so I wrote the company a letter explaining that I was really disappointed that I had bought this this briefcase and it had fallen apart but even in that I was hoping to get a new briefcase or at least a credit and so I wanted to be polite and respectful so they didn't just disregard what I was writing because it was too emotionally charged you also don't want to use slang or any conversational type of phrases that are again informal you want to keep that tone really formal throughout so it's important that you know who is your audience who are you writing what is the purpose of your letter that way you can use the appropriate tone so if you're writing you know a business letter because you're applying for either it's a cover letter for a college...
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