One major question I have about the letter. Can we just use "Dear Sir" instead of mentioning a name like say "Dear Mr.John" ?
IELTS GT 24th MAY Answers
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U can start with Sir as well as with name but since it's ur company's manager so obviously u will be knowing his name. Also never write Mr.John as
It was office letter the most appropriate way was formal starts with dear sir ,yours faithfully
Way of writing matters if you start with dear sir ,then u have to introduce yourself ,such as my name is John,one of the marketing advisers at tech solutions ilford firm. If u start with mr.brown there is no point mentioning ur designation and name as you both know each other really well
Does anybody remember the ans of map, typically the chinese, indian and japanese garden....their locations....
I think Chinese garden was on the north east side as the speaker said to go right from Rose garden..
Indian was the one from which italian garden could be entered
And japanese which was on the way to american garden...
Playground was the circular area above the stream..
While cafe was right next to lake near italian garden as speaker said that both lake and italian garden can be viewed from there..
I was the ans adjoining the information building..
Correct me if i am wrong
I think Chinese garden was on the north east side as the speaker said to go right from Rose garden..
Indian was the one from which italian garden could be entered
And japanese which was on the way to american garden...
Playground was the circular area above the stream..
While cafe was right next to lake near italian garden as speaker said that both lake and italian garden can be viewed from there..
I was the ans adjoining the information building..
Correct me if i am wrong
You can just write name in formal letters too. In most western countries, there isn’t any power distance between superiors and the subordinates. Addressing your superiors by their first name is totally acceptable
U can write that. I am saying that u need not mandatorily write a number/word just because they mentioned in the instructions.