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This document provides learning outcomes and instructions for writing a business letter. It identifies the parts of a business letter and emphasizes using a positive tone. The learning outcomes include identifying parts of a business letter, understanding positive tone, and improving business letters through peer reviewing and rewriting. It also includes a checklist for self-evaluation of business letters.
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This document discusses writing a business letter and its key parts. It lists 3 learning outcomes: 1) Define a business letter and its parts; 2) Know how to arrange the parts chronologically; 3) Write a business letter using a positive tone and formal words. The parts of a business letter are listed as the heading, return address, inside address, salutation, body, closing, and signature. A rubric is also provided to score a business letter based on inclusion of parts and accuracy of placement, punctuation, spelling, grammar, capitalization, tone, and advocacy.
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