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Business Letters for Busy People part 23

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The letter backs up the request with documentation of the problem and a specific date for it to be resolved.. Fortunately, before the last storm, we were able to move the merchandise out of the area before any damage was done.. Does the letter make the customer feel like he is valuable?. Did you introduce the topic of the letter...

Business Letters for Busy People part 24

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Press Release — Anniversary. Use this press release to alert the media of a company’s anniversary.. Darling’s Cookies. Darling’s Cookies was established on February 5, 195X, by Darrel Darling. Press Release — Speaking Engagement. Use this press release to alert the media of an upcoming speech.. “History in the Making: How Current Events Redefine Our Lives.”. He will autograph copies...

Business Letters for Busy People part 25

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At the side of the page, you will find a brief explanation of each part of the e-mail. The first letter identifies each section of the message. It can be used to send notices to departments, update team members on a project or inform employees of benefits information or training. The e-mail letter can be printed by the recipient to...

Business Letters for Busy People part 26

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239 Postcards are cost-effective correspondence tools that. With the threat of mail-related terrorism, people are apprehensive about opening mail. Postcards can send a message, share information or promote an event easily, and yet avoid creating anxiety about a threat for the recipient.. This chapter has sample postcards you might choose to compose. At the side of the page, you will...

Business Letters for Busy People part 27

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Dear Mr. The Honorable Harriett Monson Dear Ms. The Supreme Court of the United States Dear Mr. The Honorable Emily Williamson The Secretary of State. The Honorable Martin Trymore Attorney General of the United States. The Chief Justice of the United States Dear Mr. The Honorable C. The Honorable Wilson Edwards. The Honorable Mary Simpson Governor of Utah. The Honorable...

Business Letters for Busy People part 28

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Clerical and Religious Orders. The Right Reverend Walter Jones, O.S.B.. Right Reverend and Abbot of St. Benedict’s Dear Father. The Most Reverend Archbishop Terrance Smith Archbishop of Canada. Your Excellency or Dear Archbishop Archbishop, Anglican. My Dear Archbishop Archdeacon. The Venerable the Archdeacon of New York Venerable Sir. The Most Reverend Andrew Duncan Bishop of New York. Your Excellency or...

Business Letters for Busy People part 29

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final notice/ultimatum 29 following up on a complaint 195 follow-up after a sale 79. follow-up after not getting the job 167 follow-up on letter sent 42. follow-up on project 235 format, business letter 15-22. explaining policy and position 80 follow-up after a sale 79. request for. extremely delinquent reply 44 follow-up on letter sent 42 letter of introduction 41 prospective...

Các biến thể của tiếng anh part 1

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of English. International Varieties of English. A CIP record for this book is available from the British Library ISBN hardback). Some images in the original version of this book are not available for inclusion in the eBook.. Abbreviations and conventions used in the text vi. Recommendations for reading 12. 2.1 The spread of English 13. 2.2 Models of English 19....

Các biến thể của tiếng anh part 2

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In the rest of this chapter, some fundamental notions for the subject will be discussed. In sub- sequent chapters we will consider general problems concerned with the vocabulary, grammar, spelling and pronunciation of varieties of English around the world. We will see that the general sources of vocabulary, the types of variation in grammar, and so on, are remarkably similar,...

Các biến thể của tiếng anh part 3

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changed? If not, what might be preventing change? If you cannot set this up, try recording a single interviewer in the broadcast media interviewing two different people who speak different kinds of English, and ask the same questions about the interviewer.. Which non-standard features in the text show accent, and which show dialect?. The origin of the term ‘colonial lag’...

Các biến thể của tiếng anh part 4

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The difference may be viewed in terms of the number of domains in which English is used: in the ‘inner circle’ English is used in all domains, in the ‘outer circle’ it is frequently used in education (particularly in advanced education) and administration, in the ‘expanding circle’ it is used mostly in trade and international interaction.. It is not clear...

Các biến thể của tiếng anh part 5

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The question of what is included in the vocabulary of a particular variety of English (or any other language) raises a number of questions.. The first of these is at what point a word adopted from a contact language becomes a word of English. The word baguette is a relatively recent import into English. The term baguette was added to...

Các biến thể của tiếng anh part 6

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For example, ash and mahogany are both used in Australia to apply to many eucalypts. badger was used in Australia to refer to marsupials, especially the wombat, and mole was sometimes used in the nineteenth century to refer to the platypus. robin is used to refer to a number of different species of bird in North America, Australia and New...

Các biến thể của tiếng anh part 7

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(main verb) He didn’t dare look. (9) All you need to do is tell it like it is. All you need do is tell it like it is. According to Trudgill and Hannah US English does not have the auxiliary construction with these verbs, although other evidence (for example Hundt suggests that this is an overstatement of the case, and...

Các biến thể của tiếng anh part 8

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5.2 Variation in the system 5.2.1 <ise>/<ize>. Australian and New Zealand publishers tend to use -ise rather more consistently than their British counterparts, with <z>. Prescriptive statements on the matter (for example Weiner and Hawkins 1984) say that the <z>. spelling may be used only in the -ize suffix, derived from Greek, and that words like supervise (from Latin), surprise...

Các biến thể của tiếng anh part 9

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We may know that they came from several parts of the south of England or Scotland, for example. In some ways, then, we are forced to do some linguis- tic detective work: ‘if this is the current make-up of the local accent,’ we have to ask, ‘what can the input varieties have been?’ Answering this question demands that we understand...

Các biến thể của tiếng anh part 10

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Thus in RP the word tomato has its second (stressed) vowel in the. lexical set, while in GA it is in the. The important point here is that there is no general pattern to observe, it is simply a matter of individual words behaving in particular ways (often for good historical reasons). A few examples are given in Figure 6.5,...

Các biến thể của tiếng anh part 11

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The use of the so-called subjunctive after verbs of suggesting, requir- ing and ordering is a feature which is more frequent in American English than in British English, and which is generally believed to be increasing in British English, especially in formal contexts (see section 4.2.1). Thus (i) used to be American English, but might now also be British English,...

Các biến thể của tiếng anh part 12

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Indeed, one of the many advantages claimed for English is that you can sit down and read a work written in Canada or Australia or Tyneside wherever in the English-speaking world you come from. The following is taken from a letter to the editor of the New Zealand Listener. There is, however, precious little New Zealand English worth recording. Most...

Các biến thể của tiếng anh part 13

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Where there is no codification we can judge standards only in some rather intuitive fashion. At present, there is a certain fuzziness built in to the notion of standard in non-US colonial varieties.. Test it on some students (preferably not students studying English or Linguistics), and compare your results with the suggestions made in the text and with the results...