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Tag Archives: L.Sue Baugh
Apology Letter (or email) For Forgetting
What You Say If You Forget A Birthday Or Other Important Occasion I found an excellent sample letter in L.Sue Baugh’s Handbook for Practical Letter Writing. We have included it here, with some modifications of my own. Here are words to … Continue reading
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How To Write: Don’t Be Wordy
When Less Is More: Write With Fewer Words by Gene Griessman, Ph.D. Avoid unnecessary words and phrases. To give you a sense of the basic idea, here’s a short list of wordy phrases that are often used in letters and … Continue reading
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Writing Advice: Watch Your Tone
Good Writing Advice Whatyousay.com thinks the following advice should always be followed, whether you’re writing a letter or an e mail, giving a speech or talking one-to-one: “Avoid being too brusque or too gushy. Sincerity involves not only the honest … Continue reading
How To Write To Politicians
We are always looking for great letters and emails. So when we discovered L.Sue Baugh’s “Handbook for Practical Letter Writing,” we were delighted. It’s a great resource. Baugh includes a letter to a Senator to illustrate the kind of … Continue reading
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