Explain the placement of letter parts in each letter style: modified-block style, full-block style, and simplified style Which gas makes up the majority of Earth's atmosphere?

1. Modified-block style is format of letter in which the placement of the heading, date, complimentary close, signature and identification lines start about halfway across the page and have to be aligned vertically.

Full-block style is format of the letter in which the placement of heading, date, complimentary close, signature and identification lines are all justified to the left margin.

Simplified style is combination of full-block and semi-block letter formats. Simplified style has all letter parts justified to the left margin like full-block style, except company logo or letter head and the date line that is slightly right of the center.

2. When writing a report you should never lose sight of your main topic. In light of proving your thesis on chosen topic you should explain what you know or what you have discovered with little emphasis on how you got there. To achieve that you should always be concise, clear, informative.

3. The four principal parts found in proposals and reports are summary, body, recommendations and conclusions. Summary is the part in which the main points of proposal or report are briefly stated. Body is the part in which the point is analyzed, explained, rather than just reported. Recommendation is the part in which you should suggest or propose the best course of action. Conclusion is the finishing part of the report in which judgment or decision is reached.

4. A large hotel wants to relocate some of its parking area. Your company, ABC Contractors, would submit a [permission/consent letter]. Stationery printed with a business name, address, and logo is called [letterhead]. Permission letter is formal request for granting permission or assent for something done or planned by another party. Letter head is the heading at the top of the sheet of the letter. It often used to refer to the whole sheet imprinted with said heading.

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