Letters are a common form of written expression. English letter formats include letter format and envelope format. The beginning of an English letter should be formal. Next, I sorted out the beginning of writing to each other in English. Welcome to reading.

Write a letter to each other in English.

The use of address forms in ordinary English letters;

If it's for your friend or someone you know very well, dear or my dear, add a name after it * * * * * Here, it means the first name, not the last name * * * For example, dear Tom, dear aunt Lily, my dear.

If it is a business relationship, it can be written as: Dear Mr. Green, Dear Mrs. Green.

If it is for a department or unit, and the name and gender are unknown, it can be written as Dear Sir or Madam or Dear Owner.

Be sure to avoid the following writing:

Dear friend

Dear sir / madam

Dear manager

Dear friend

Dear ladies and gentlemen.

Write a letter to the other party in English, Part I 2

English letters are generally divided into five parts: header, title, text, polite expressions, conclusion and signature.

Letterhead refers to the address of the writer and the date of writing, which is usually written in the upper right corner of the stationery. Letterheads are usually juxtaposed, that is, the beginning of each line should be flush. When writing a letter, you usually write the address first, and then the date. Address should be arranged from small to large. Such as house number, street name, city name, province name and country name. * * * Generally written after the names of provinces and cities. The date of writing a letter is after the address of the writer, and there is usually a blank line. There are two ways to write dates in English, one is in chronological order, and the other is in chronological order.

Address: Address is the address of the recipient. Generally written two lines below the recipient's address, flush with the recipient's address. English letters usually begin with "Dear …". When writing to relatives, you can add kinship words after dear, such as dear uncle and dear grandfather. People who write letters to friends or colleagues can call them by their first names, such as Dear Tom and Dear Xiaoming. For unfamiliar people, you can add Mr., Mrs. or Ms. before the surname according to the gender of the recipient. For example, dear Mr. Smith and dear Mrs. Smith. Note that Mrs is used for married women, followed by the husband's surname. In addition, according to the identity of the recipient, it can be titled as degree, head street and so on. For example, the late doctor Li, the late president, the black comma is often used at the end of address forms, while the colon is often used in the United States.

Text: The text is the main part of the letter. Generally speaking, the first line of the body of a letter is one or two lines away from the address line, and the first paragraph of the body is indented five letters to the right. Words should be concise, accurate, appropriate and expressive. Pay special attention to English letters, unlike Chinese letters that use "Hello!" Don't gild the lily at the beginning, add "How are you?" Greetings and so on, but you can start the text by asking about the situation, such as how are you studying recently? * * * How is your study recently? * * * In addition, if you write a reply, you should first mention that you have received the letter from the other party and thank you. For example, I am glad to receive your letter. * * * Thank you for your letter of March 2 1. * * Thank you for your letter of March 2 1. * * * and so on. Then answer each other's questions or describe things.

Modesty and concluding remarks: Modesty and concluding remarks in English letters are equivalent to polite expressions we usually use. After the text, usually write a separate line at the end, which can be written in the middle of the letterhead or from the middle to the right. Capitalize the first letter and use a comma at the end of the sentence. The common conclusion is: Blessing! * * * Blessings! * * */Best regards! * * * greetings! * * */Wish you success * * * Wish you success * * */Wish you good luck! * * * Good luck! * * */I look forward to hearing from you as soon as possible. * * * Looking forward to your early reply. Give my regards to …. * * * Modesty is divided into two categories, which should be consistent with the address of the recipient. Write to your friends and relatives often,/yours, yours, yours, etc. Write to familiar people, often with your sincerity,/your sincerity,/your sincerity, etc. Write to people you don't know, always use your heart,/Sincerely yours,/Your faith is full, and so on. Write to your elders or superiors. Your respect, and so on.

Signature: The signature is the author's name. The position of the signature is one or two lines below politeness and conclusion. Except for people who are familiar or close, the signature must be written in full name.

Write to each other in English, Part I, Part III

1* * to a friend of "Dear+Name". Like dear Megan

2*** Write a letter to your family with "My Dear+as the title". Like my dear father.

3*** official letter. If you don't know whether the recipient is male or female, use "Dear Sir or Madam". If the recipient is male, use "Dear Sir+Last Name", such as "Dear Mr. Lewis". If the other person is a woman, use "Dear Lady+Last Name", such as "Dear Lady Hatton". * * * If the other party is an unmarried lady, use "Dear Lady+Last Name". Now there is little difference. Generally, use "Dear Lady+Last Name".

4*** You can also use "position/position+surname/surname+first name". For example, dear professor Tim gayles, Dear Dr. John Smith.