you will choose to give me the name... _____ _____________________________________ The heading includes your address and the date. double space the heading at least one inch from the top of Sincerely, the page at the left-hand margin. 4 spaces The inside address includes the name and address of the person or organization you are writing to. John The salutation is the greeting. Always put a colon after the salutation. The body is the main part of the letter. Do not indent the paragraphs in your letter; instead, skip a line after each one. The beginning introduces you to your audience. Tell about yourself, your interests, skills, etc. The middle introduces your request and supports it. The end asks the reader to do something about your request. The closing comes after the body. Use Yours truly or Sincerely to close a business letter. Capitalize only the first word of the closing and put a comma after it. The ends the letter. If you are a computer, leave four spaces after the closing; signature then type your name. Write your signature in the space between the closing and the typed name. Messenger Literary Focus: Ch.7-9 Directions: Active reading helps to keep your mind focused on the material and prevents it from wandering. Fill in the chart below with connections, comments, predictions, and questions as you read. Do two per chapter. Connections: Comments: Predictions: Question & Answer: How do the events from What are your thoughts What do you think might What are you wondering chapters relate to and opinions? happen? about? & What did you your own experiences, find out? other things you read or other things you know? Page # Method Active Log Connection Comment Prediction Question/Answer Connection Comment Prediction Question/Answer Connection Comment
you will choose to give me the name... _____ _____________________________________ double space Sincerely, 4 spaces John The heading includes your address and the date. the heading at least one inch from the top of the page at the left-hand margin. The inside address includes the name and address of the person or organization you are writing to. The salutation is the greeting. Always put a colon after the salutation. The body is the main part of the letter. Do not indent the paragraphs in your letter; instead, skip a line after each one. The beginning introduces you to your audience. Tell about yourself, your interests, skills, etc. The middle introduces your request and supports it. The end asks the reader to do something about your request. The closing comes after the body. Use Yours truly or Sincerely to close a business letter. Capitalize only the first word of the closing and put a comma after it. The signature ends the letter. If you are a computer, leave four spaces after the closing; then type your name. Write your signature in the space between the closing and the typed name. Messenger Literary Focus: Ch.7-9 Directions: Active reading helps to keep your mind focused on the material and prevents it from wandering. Fill in the chart below with connections, comments, predictions, and questions as you read. Do two per chapter. Connections: Comments: Predictions: Question & Answer: How do the events from chapters relate to your own experiences, other things you read or other things you know? What are your thoughts and opinions? What do you think might happen? What are you wondering about? & What did you find out? Page # Method Active Log Connection Comment Prediction Question/Answer Connection Comment Prediction Question/Answer Connection Comment
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