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Business Letters

Improve your understanding of formatting letters by completing the activities.
by Mr. Nolen, Business Ed. Instructor
7th & 8th grade keyboarding & computer applications teacher and FBLA advisor
Grand Ridge Middle School - Grand Ridge, FL
Edited by Ms. Burford

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business letterwritten by someone who represents a business
personal-business letterwritten by a person usually to a business
Open PunctuationNO colon and the beginning NO comma at the end
return addressthe address of the author
writers KEYED namethe typed name of the author
Complimentary Closeexamples: Sincerely, Yours truly, in regards
SalutationA greeting such as Dear Sir, or To Whom it May Concern,
inside/letter addressthe address of the person receiving the letter
datelinecomes after the Return Address
double spacethe spacing betweeen the paragraphs of the body
bodythe paragraphs in the main/message part of the letter
typist initialsused is someone other that the author keyed the letter
Enclosure Notationused if something else is in the envelope with the letter
Copy NotationUse a lowercase (c) followed by the name of the person(s) who will also receive a copy of the letter
single spacethe line spacing in the paragraphs of the body
Attachment Notationused is something is stapled or paper clipped to the letter


CTE Teacher
Western Harnett Middle School
Lillington, NC

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