Are you writing a business letter or an email?

你是在写信函还是普通电子邮件？

It is a business letter, so please type it on the company stationery.

这是一封业书信，因此请将它打在公司信笺上。

There's formal communications, business letters and so forth, less and less the case today.

有正式沟通，信函等等，现在越来越少了。

To close a business letter, you can use " Sincerely, " followed by your name.

在业信函结尾，可以使" Sincerely，" 写信人姓名。

Even if you are emailing a cover letter, it needs to be written as a formal business letter.

即使你电子邮件发送求职信，也正式信件格式。

You may have seen business letters that start with " Dear Sir" or " Dear Sir or Madam" .

你可能看到过业信函开头是" Dear Sir" （" 尊敬先生" ）或" Dear Sir or Madam" （" 尊敬先生或夫人" ）。

Punctuation is a little different: in business letters, you should use a colon after the greeting.

在信函中，问候语应使冒号。在私人信件中，在问候语加上逗号。

Later, Mason turned his notes into a business letter.

来，梅森把他笔记变成了一封业信函。

You wouldn't want to use it in a business letter.

你不会想在业信函中使它。

So today I will focus on English business letter format which is very useful.

所以今天我将重点介绍非常有英文信函格式。

I hope it will enable you to know exactly how to write a business letter.

我希望它能使你准确地知道如何写一封信函。

If you must learn to write effective business letters, informal conversation with current slang will not help you achieve your goal.

如果你一定学会起草给人印象深刻信函，非正式、包含曰常悝语对话不能帮你实现目标。

In a conventional English business letter you should see these parts from the top to the bottom.

在传统英语信函中，你应该从上到下看到这些部分。

It ends with a colon and we use a colon in a formal business letter, instead of a coma.

它以冒号结尾， 我们在正式业信函中使冒号，而不是逗号。

In an English business letter, everything that you" type" should be in the same typeface and in the same size.

在一封英文信函中，你" 键入" 所有内容都应该是同样字体和大小。

This is what we use in, many times, in a business letter, when we don't know who to write the letter to.

这是我们在业信函中多次使，当我们不知道将信写给谁时。

And often on a business letter, at the bottom of the letter, you'll see the words " ENC." And after that, it will say.

通常在业信函底部，您会看到“ENC” 字样。 在那之，它会说。

So she even put it on a business letter including one to the Inland Revenue, which is the government department in the UK that deals with tax.

所以她甚至在公信件中加上了这个字母，包括给税局信件，税局指是英国处理税收政府部门。

" Due to" is a little more formal; it might be something that you hear on the news on television or in a business letter.

“由于” 更正式一点；这可能是您在电视新闻或业信函中听到内容。

Did she speak the name that she had been too proud to speak for many weeks? Or did she place the letter with other business letters, in her office?

她说出那个让她骄傲了好几周名字吗？或者她把那封信和其他业信件都放在办公室里了吗？