General rules:

• don’t leave any things unsaid;
• be precise and tolerant;
• remember that your letter will be read over and over again so choose your words carefully;
• be positive;
• don’t blame;
• if you feel the urge – say sorry – may be it is your last opportunity;
• a goodbye letter is not the one where you should take any final shots;
• don’t use dirty words;
• such a letter is a great opportunity to part on good terms;
• the idea is to say farewell, not wax philosophical on life or so;
• express your thanks;
• don’t analyze – simply state.

Good luck!

The letter was said to be nearly 200-year-old letter and written by Lord Byron, the celebrated English Romantic poet. Only an occasion helped Byron enthusiasts to discover the truth. For most of the past 25 years, the Byron letter, purportedly written Oct. 5, 1822, remained in the park’s vault and it was among the most valuable objects at the Museum.

As it turned out the letter appears to have been written 50 years after Byron’s death in 1824. The curator of the Museum says that this letter now can be used in an educational purposes. The museum might sooner or later put together an exhibit on forged documents and this letter will be a part of the exhibit.

This treasure turned to be a complete fake! What a loss!

• address

You can to know the exact address that is 4000 Warner Boulevard, Burbank, CA 91522.

• whom to write

You should write directly to an actor.

• track

Keep track of your favorite actor via Facebook or Twitter, so you will always know if the email address has changed.

• write

Let your letter be polite and be ready to wait.

• one more letter

If you didn’t get an answer, write one more letter but do not stalk.

Good luck!

• pay attention to your thoughts

Take your time and jot down the general ideas you want to convey in this letter. Try your best be brief, concise, and courteous;

• format

Pay attention to the fact that your letter should be written in the appropriate format. Use the proper greeting such as “Dear Mr. President.”

• tone

Write your letter in a respectful tone and check grammar, punctuation, and spelling a number of times.

• proofread

Give your letter to somebody who will thoroughly proofread it. 

• address

Use the proper address:

The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Washington, DC 20500

Good luck!

• Evaluate your relations and show how important they were, talk about them and give the right level of importance to each moment.
• Go over the entire relationship, don’t be aggressive. Simply explain why.
• Don’t burn all the bridges, you’d better keep options open.
• Hand write the letter. Such letters look much more personal and important.
• Be precise and direct, don’t leave any hopes or gaps.
• Don’t ask – simply tell and inform.
• Tell everything you want in this particular letter.

I hope you will never write such letters!

According to the official data tens of thousands of letters, e-mail messages and faxes come to the White House every day. There is a special service that carefully selects useful and important letters to be placed in President Obama’s briefing book.

The following letters should provide President with the idea what Americans are thinking, and dreaming about. And sometimes Mr. President reads them on his own and even answers by hand.

Writing letters to the President, is not only our desire, it is our right and privilege as well. I’ve even written it ones but I’ve never got an answer. But I am sure that Mr. President will definitely answer your letter if  you ask him what he plans to do with the current economic situation or so. And don’t worry if you didn’t get an answer.

Before actually writing a letter – think of the following options:

1. Updated and great resume.
2. Find everything you can about the organization you are going to work in.
3. Study the job.

Letter itself:

• heading

It should be kept in a correct format. Line spacing and address are essential for a paper cover letter. For an online version the date alone may will be enough. Put your in the right hand corner. Skip down 4 lines and write the date. Skip down 4 lines again and write the Contact Person, and write something like “Dear Sir/Madam”.

• body

It shouldn’t be more than 3 or 4 paragraphs. Write why you’re writing, then state the exact position you are applying for, specify what you can do and how you became aware of this position. Mention than you resume is included and leave all the necessary contact information. 

• ending

Something, like “Yours faithfully” or “Regards” will be OK.

• proofread

Make a proofreading of your letter and be 100 percent sure you have spelled everything completely correctly. Don’t use any contractions (I mean “I’ve” or “I’ll”). Don’t use colloquial style. Don’t write too long letter – keep it simple and straight to the point. Try to sound professional and informative.

1. The letter should include all the necessary data as to:
   • your contact information;
   • exact date and time of arrival and departure;
   • number of days of your are planning to stay;
   • type of room you would like to book;
   • the way you are going to pay;
   • some special requests, for example, floor, colours, air-conditioner and etc.
2. Look like a professional, I mean try your best and use formal language in order your letter to look great and authoritative. Your salutation should be something like “Dear Sir or Madame.”
3. Write the date of the letter in the upper corner of the sheet.
4. Please, be polite and let your letter end with something like: thank you.
5. Be sure you have left all the needed contact information.

• from whom

State who is giving the following invitation. As a rule people write their own names and formal names of the bride’s parents.

• request line

There are some popular clichés as to writing the request line. Everything depends on your ceremony, if it will be a religious one, you should write “request the honour of your presence” and if you are going to have a formal one, simply state “request the pleasure of your company.”

• couple

As to the names  – only bride’s first and middle names should be used.

• date and time

The information as to the date and place of wedding should be correct, clear and written out in full in order to avoid mistakes.

Use your imagination and creativity and remember – it’s you wedding and you can make it the way you like!

You can face numerous difficulties, for example, it is really challenging to find out what to write, and how to be both friendly and official. Believe me, no matter how serious your boss is, he or she definitely likes and needs gratitude and appreciation.

There are many ways to write a thank you note to your boss. And it is an important question to be solved because handwritten cards seem to be too personal and a printed note is purely official. However, you’d better choose from this two variants because emails are two impersonal .

The following tips will help your letter look the best possible:

• greeting

Start with a greeting or salutation. It depends on your relations with a boss whether it should be casual or professional. However, simply don’t forget!

• address

Address it the way it is accepted in your office.

• note

Go straight down to business and let your note be short and sincere.

• reason

Clarify and explain the reason why your write to your boss.

• sign

Don’t forget to sign it and express your regard.