I wanted to visit a school, how can I write this letter?
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1st, call the school, and find out who to make the letter out to. then ask to get the directions to visit. then start the letter, and express why you wish to visit (maybe they major in the arts, or sciences, literature, or writing, which you have a passion for), and comfirm the directions with them (showing that you're ambitious, and independent), giving your correspondences, (e-mail, phone #'s, and address), then stamp and send.\nmake a FOLLOW-UP CALL a week later.
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Just use the standard business letter format.  I think Word has a template for that.  Also you can look at an example here:  http://www.wisc.edu/writing/Handbook/BusLetter_Block.html
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Why don't you write and ask the palace?\n\n:-) They have a department/people to give out info so you can do this! \n\nGood luck! \n\nCan you let me know if they reply too? #\n\n:-) TA!
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You might want to try contacting the school. I'm sure they can put you in touch with the right people.
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You have a counselor in the school office who would be happy to meet with an eager and motivated student such as yourself. Ask who your school counselor is then set up an appointment and ask these questions. If you don't get the results that you are looking for contact Harvard Law on your own and Yale as well. Write them a handwritten letter of your intentions. \n\nhttp://www.yale.edu/\n\nhttp://www.law.harvard.edu/
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so i'll try to answer your ? hope it'll help\n\nin the upper right corner, write ur address, and then, a few lines below, the address of the company/person u r writing to.\n\nfor ex:\n                                     19 Corrington Street\n                                     London...blabla..:-\n\nThe Director\nand here u write the name of the company\n\nif u don't know the name of the person u r writing to, u should start the letter with sth like this:\n\nDEAR SIR/MADAM,\n\n...........\n\nin the first paragraph, state the reason for writing very clearly\n\nthen bring arguments to support it - objective arguments\n\nend the letter with a conclusion and our request\n\nu should leave spaces between paragraphs\n...............\n\nand then, you end your letter with \n\nYOURS FAITHFULLY, and you write ur name\n\nnow here's sth really important:\nif for example u started your letter with \nDEAR MR. ALCOTT, you end it with YOURS SINCERELY\n\n\nGood luck!\nbbye\n\none more thing - if it's a letter of complaint, state your arguments and then give examples \nif you are writing a letter of application, you should point out your qualities, but also say sth about sth it's not a quality - this would make your letter objective
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AskOxford has some neat samples.  It may be helpful.  You can find them here:\n\nhttp://www.askoxford.com/betterwriting/letterwriting/sampleletters/?view=uk
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joel, you oughtta look this teacher up on yahoo's white pages and see if he has a phone somewhere...or an address where you could actually write a letter using snail mail
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Hmm, I dont kno if there are sites that have that kind of stuff.  I wrote one for my masters application, it was a pretty vague question.  They just asked why I wanted to be in the program I was applying for.  The director told me they were just making sure that people were applying for the right major. \n\nI think if you are applying for a major that you are dedicated to and really passionate about (like I was) the letter kind of writes itself.  If you want to take a look at mine, I can email it to you. \n\nContact me...my email's chanda712 at yahoo :)
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Ask your teacher for assistance with the letter.
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Are you permitted to write a letter?
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You start with Dear____; then you double space down, indent three spaces to the right and begin typing your letter. When writing, you'll be making paragraphs, which consist of ideas and subjects grouped together, separated by double spacing. So, while talking about your trip to your cousins' house, keep your paragraph on one subject. When you're ready to talk about something else, you end the paragraph by double spacing, indenting three spaces to the right and starting a new paragraph. You can end the letter in various ways, depending on who you're writing to. If it's a business type of letter, you end with Sincerely or Sincerely yours, hit the spacebar then type your name. Line up Sincerely, two spaces below your last paragraph, then double space down, lining up with Sincerely and typing your name. If it's a letter to a family member or friend, you can sign it Love, Yours Truly or any other way. Then double space down and sign your name, doing it as before. Now, was that so hard to explain? You can also get help from an English teacher from school, or even your local Job Center, which have booklets teaching you how to write business letters, resume's and other such things. <*)))><
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First choose a topic about school that you would like to write about.  Jot down ideas about that topic.  They don't have to be in sentences.  Think about how the rhythm of a sonnet goes, and begine putting things together.  \n\nHere are a few websites that might help you.  A couple of them have sonnets about school (don't just copy them).  Use them to help you write one of your own.  I think you can do it!\n\nI hope this helps.
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Think back to things you have done in your life. Some things maybe closely related to the school/subject, and some things not. Try to think of lessons, accomplishments, failures, friends, places, ...\n\nThen, try to think of some common thread for an introduction and closing.\n\nThen, write. Be yourself. If it fits in with what the school is looking for, it will help. If it doesn't fit, it won't help.
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There are many sites on the internet that will help with writing your letter.  You are introducing yourself to the scholarship committee.  Make sure that you meet the qualifications for the scholarship.  Do you need a 3.0 average, low income, single parent, etc?  Make sure you word process the letter with no mistakes.
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you need to contact the school that you will be going to
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First, It is "write" an english letter well.\nIf you go to Amazon.com they have many books to choose from. I have read many books regarding this.\n\nGood Luck.