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When writing a formal letter, you should introduce yourself to the recipient

When writing a formal letter, you should introduce yourself to the recipient B. above the inside address. C. in the first paragraph. D. after the letter closing.

2 months ago

Solution 1

Guest Guest #3427
2 months ago
C. is the answer.


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Solution 2

Guest Guest #3428
2 months ago
The first paragraph, mainly because you want the person to instantly know who you are and why you are writing this letter to them.

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