There are many kinds of notes, such as leave notes (including sick leave, personal leave, extended leave), message notes, notes for recording telephone calls, etc.

"Notes" are mostly used among familiar classmates, colleagues, relatives and friends. They are usually written on notes for temporary notice or inquiry. Secondly, the so-called "notes", as the name implies, are casual, simple in format, short in content, and straight to the point. In layman's terms, as long as things are clearly stated. Besides, "note" is not like "letter". It needs to write the address of the recipient and the writer, and the time can only be written as date or day of the week, afternoon or time. The general delivery method is not through the post office, and most of them are kept or entrusted to others. The writing format is generally in the form of letters.

The difference between messages and messages:

At present, we practice writing leave notes, usually asking teachers for personal leave or sick leave ("sick leave" is commonly used, "sick leave" is used; "Asking for leave" is generally used for "personal leave". Therefore, the content of the leave note should be titled as "respectful name", such as: Dear Mr. Huang, Dear Miss Wang, etc. "Leave a message" is generally to entrust others or yourself to leave a message directly on a certain occasion. You can just use your last name or first name without writing "dear" If you don't know each other very well, you can use your full name. Both the leave note and the message note should be signed at the end. The leave note is generally used: your student, Wang Fei, etc. Just write your name on the message. In addition, leave instructions and message instructions should clearly indicate the specific time of leave or message. English message boards and message boards have the same date as ordinary letters, and are written in the upper right corner (except telephone message boards in ready-made format). A message is simpler and clearer than a message. Look at this example:

I. Vacation

March 2003 10

Dear Mrs. Wang,

I am very ill today, so I can't come to class. I took a sick day.

Your students,

Zhang Lihua

Second, information.

April 6, 9 a.m.

Lily,

I will leave by train at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning. This is to say goodbye to you.

Vanessa-Mae

Telephone messages are usually printed, and the format is:

telephone message

From: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ to: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Date: _ _ _ _ _ _ Time: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Message: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

_________________________________________________

_________________________________________________

Signature: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

If you don't have a ready-made phone book, write down six items in the above format, or in the format of "message description" above.

What should I write if I put a fake note or message in the envelope and ask someone to give it to me?

The word "care of" is generally used in English, but the abbreviation: C/O is often used on envelopes. Please ask Li Ping to give it to you. It should be written as:

class monitor

Transfer to Li Ping

Excerpt from: www.ecp.com.cn