Modern Business Correspondence: A Practical Treatise on the Writing of Business Letters, Including Many Exercises in Word Study, Synonyms, and Writing, Punctuation, Etc..Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1906 - 176 páginas |
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Palavras e frases frequentes
abbreviations advertisement amount arrangement asked bill blank bookkeeper Boston business letter called capital catalog cents 66 cial circular comma commercial complimentary close copy correspondence cost customers Dear Sir delivery direct dollars ellipsis Elmira College enclose envelope errors Examples EXERCISES express fact favor filing following sentences Frank Adams Free on board Gentlemen give given Graham Flour hyphen insert invoice Java Coffee June 27 LESSON marks of punctuation Marshall & Hammond ment Merrill month Note noun omitted ounces or fraction paid paper paragraph payment person post-office postal cards printed Punctuate the following quotation receipt received refer request respectfully RULE Rural Free Delivery salutation sent sheet ship stencil stenographer syllable Syracuse things truly typewriter usually words Write a telegram written yesterday York
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