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This document discusses different styles of writing business letters. It identifies five styles: full block, semi block, indented, hanging, and simplified. Full block style aligns all letter elements flush left. Semi block is similar but indents some lines slightly right. Indented style indents all lines of each paragraph except the first. Hanging indent indents all lines of each paragraph except the first, which is reversed from semi block. Simplified style omits salutation and complimentary close when the recipient's name is unknown.
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This document provides information about DIAC (Diode Alternating Current). It defines DIAC as a semiconductor device that allows current to flow in one direction. The document discusses the structure of DIACs, which can have npn or npnpn layers. It explains that DIACs operate in both forward and reverse polarities, and conduct only after exceeding a breakdown voltage, entering a region of negative resistance. The document includes the symbol for DIACs and provides examples of its applications, such as in lamp dimmer circuits, heat control circuits, and motor speed control.
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- 2. Different styles of writing business letters
- 3. OUTLINE What are business letters? Parts of a business letter? What is style? Different styles of writing business letters • Full block style • Semi block style • Indented style • Hanging style • Simplified style
- 4. What are business letters The business letter means an exchange of thoughts and ideas in connection with a monetary dealing of man and organization It is the sale or purchase of ideas to the monetary exchange.
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- 12. What is style? The words in a business letter and the way in which they are arranged express the writer’s personally and give the letter it’s best appearance is called its style.
- 13. Full block style In full block style all the elements of the letter, on the page are aligned flush with the left margin. Full block is the easiest format to use and it produces a clean-looking page. It's also common.
- 15. MODIFIED BLOCK STYLE A modified block business letter is a letter that uses a format that is slightly different from the full block letter. The return address, date, complimentary closing and the signature line are put slightly to the right of the paper's centre. In addition, these letters are the most common in organisations.
- 17. HANGING INDENTED STYLE The first line of the paragraph begins at the left-hand margin. And the other lines of the same paragraph are indented three to four spaces. This is the reversal of semi- indented style discussed in other page.
- 19. SIMPLIFIED STYLE This style is used when you write a letter and you do not know the name and title of the person to whom you are writing the letter. The salutation and the complimentary closing are not used in this style.