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Set out below is the order that a formal business letter is written.
Below the formal business letter you will find randomly mixed paragraphs of a business letter by William Smith.
Put these paragraphs in the right order.
Click on the paragraph itself (it will change colour) and then on the right position (A, B, C,...) for this paragraph in the Letter.
The letter will appear in the right order at the end of the worksheet.
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Formal Business Letter
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Name of the person you are writing to
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Their full company address
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Date (when you wrote/typed the letter)
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Dear ? (Dear, then their name again)
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Body of the letter
(the main bit - may be more than one paragraph)
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Yours sincerely (then leave quite a few lines gap)
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Your name
(typed, then, once printed out, hand write it in the gap above)
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Core Curriculum Reference:
Rt/E2.1, Rt/E3.8 |
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