Advice Letter Sample 3 | Formal Letter Samples
Here is a sample advice letter seeking advice on a personal matter. You can use this advice letter as an outline to draft your own advice letters. You find tips on writing an advice...
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Advice Letter Sample 2 | Letter Asking For Personal Advice
Here is a sample letter asking for personal advice. You can use this advice letter to draft your own letters. Seek advice only from people whom you can trust. Here are some tips for...
Advice Letter Sample 1 | Letter Seeking Career Advice
Before asking someone for personal advice, it is important to ensure that you can trust them. It is also important that they honour your need for confidentiality. You can ask your parents, siblings, teachers...
How To Write A Good Advice Letter
Choose your words carefully when writing a letter of advice. Respond quickly to the request for advice, but give yourself enough time to think your answer. Your advice must be useful to your reader. So...
Job Acceptance Sample Letter | Formal Letter Samples
You have just been offered a good job and you have accepted it verbally. You may still want to formally accept the job. In such situations you can write an acceptance letter. Here is...
Would vs. Used To
Would can be used to talk about past habits and typical characteristics. She would always carry an umbrella. He would often go for long drives. Her days would start at 5.30 and then she would dust, clean, wash, cook and iron....
Would Like
The structure would like + infinitive is often used as a polite way of saying want. It is very common in requests and offers. I would like something to drink. I would like two kilos of potatoes, please. I would...
With As A Preposition
With With is used in a number of expressions which say how people are showing their emotions and sensations. He was trembling with rage. Alice was jumping up and down with excitement. Other common expressions are: Blue with cold White with fear/rage Red with anger/embarrassment...
Wish | Using Wish
We can use wish + infinitive to mean want. Note that progressive forms are not used. I wish to speak to the manager, please. (NOT I am wishing …) If you wish to fix an appointment, please telephone after six o’...
Whose
Whose is a relative possessive word, used as a determiner before nouns. It can refer to people or things. This is the man whose house was burgled. I saw a girl whose beauty took my breath away. Of which;...
