BEC intermediate writing format problem

Format problem:

Please use flat-headed writing in BEC writing.

The recipient's name and address are placed at the top left of the stationery

There are no punctuation marks after the address, salutation and closing ceremony

The date is at the top right

The paragraphs start from freeze frame, and the spacing between paragraphs is two lines (but due to the limitation of the answer sheet in the exam, Please consider it as appropriate)

The writer's name and title are below the signature

2. Precautions for salutation and closing ceremony:

The salutation should be written according to the following principles:

Dear Sir or Madam

Write to a company, and you are not sure about the specific recipient

Dear Sir

. But you don't know his specific name.

Dear Madam

For ladies, But you don't know his specific name

Dear Mr Smith

For men

Dear Ms Smith

For married or unmarried women

Dear Mrs Smith

For married women

Dear Miss. Lady

Dear John (here John is a common male name in English)

Addressing a friend or someone you are familiar with (usually a business partner for many years)

There is a corresponding relationship between the address and the closing ceremony. Please pay special attention to:

dear sir or madam

your faithfulness

dear Mr/ms/Mrs/ Miss Smith

Your Sincerely

Dear John

Best wishes

The following are all incorrect usages:

Dear Mr John

Dear Mr John Smith

3. Date:

In British English, Therefore, some special periods are easy to cause misunderstanding. For example: 12 6 23

in Britain means: June 21st

in the United States means: December 6th

Therefore, the date should be written as: 12 June 23

Note: Students can adopt the usage recommended by Enbo in the BEC exam. However, the usage of 12 6 23 can still be used, because BEC is an English version of the exam.

When using the usage recommended by Enbo, remember to start the month with a larger letter. There is no need to write th, rd, nd or st after the day.