Correspondence Etiquette

By meemee67

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There are many etiquette guides and many different etiquette rules. Some rules will differ according to the nature of your business and the corporate culture. Here are some fairly reasonable rules to abide by in the workplace or even in personal ... more »

How to Get a Celebrity Pen Pal

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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More people than ever may want to get a celebrity pen pal, considering the nature of our show-business-obsessed society, but despite the unprecedented number of celebrities, it's still hard to correspond directly with any of them for long. If you ... more »

How to Send Email Without Being Annoying

By MIHealthCoach

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Email is something most of us use almost everyday, but there are some guidelines for good manners when it comes to sending or receiving emails... more »

How to Send Out Christmas Cards

By Jorty

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Sending out Christmas cards can be a tedious chore if you don’t plan properly. Here’s how to do it right and still keep your Christmas spirit intact!.. more »

How to Teach Your Child First Grade Reading

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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You need to inculcate the habit of reading in your child right from the first grade level. This will enhance his or her vocabulary and overall progress in the school. Here are a few guidelines for teaching reading to your child in the first grade... more »

How to Tell if Email Content is Factual

By Meri

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Everyone has gotten an email that is so outlandish but is presented in such a way that you believe it must be true... Instead of perpetuating the myth by immediately hitting the forward button take a minute to find out if the email's content is ... more »

How to Think Creatively! A Guide to New Ideas

By Lindaperry

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Thinking! Ahh, so you think this is an ordinary thing that you take for granted? Most people think. Even those that are "out of it" or "out to lunch" think. Of course, their thinking is not usually effective or productive ... more »

How to Use the Word “Literally” Properly

By AFrieske

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As an English major, the badgering and misappropriation of our fine language continuously bothers me. There are plenty of misused words thrown about in the world today, but the misuse of such a basic word as “literally” gets me particularly up ... more »

How to Write a Congratulations Note (Letter)

By byllz

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Writing a congratulation letter is one of the easiest letters to write. You usually really want to write one if you are reading this. It is the formatting that is the hard part... more »

How to Write a Love Letter (Note)

By byllz

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Writing a love note is often hard for Men and (sometimes Women). Writing from the heart should not be hard. However, many of us get stuck and don't how to finish our love notes... more »

How to Write A Sympathy Letter (Note)

By byllz

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Writing a sympathy note is hard to do depending on the situation. It is hard to comfort someone with words, however they will the recipient will appreciate the letter after they weather the storm... more »

How to Write a Thank You Note (Letter) for Baby Shower Gift

By byllz

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Telling someone thank you is so important. It has always meant a lot to me when someone gives a baby gift, it is your friends and families way of celebrating the birth your child. You should always let them know how much you apperciate it and ... more »

How to Write to Members of the U.S. Senate

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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Members of the United States Congress may seem unapproachable, but in reality, senators and members of the House of Representatives welcome comments from their constituents. Many citizens concerned about a particular political issue write to ... more »

How to Collect Autographs by Mail

By Judgeguy

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My autograph collecting began as a teenager when I would cut out magazine photos and send them to sports stars asking for their autographs. That developed into a life-long hobby. Today most of my requests are to favorite authors asking to have a ... more »

How to Convince Santa Claus You Weren't Naughty

By RockOnRockL

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Though often a worry of schoolchildren scared Santa Claus will fill their stockings with coal, the “naughty” and “nice” designations tied to Christmas hold meaning for adults as well. The cheer of the holidays bring a latent reminder that we ... more »

How to fill a fountain pen

By asamsky

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If you own a fountain pen you will eventually need to fill it (unless you aren't writing with it and are just gazing at it wistfully). This article will tell you how... more »

How to Have Fun Writing on e-How

By MIghtyDreamer

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How to make e-friends. Go ahead- make those contacts, play the numbers game of having an enourmous viewing of friends when someone looks at your site if that's what you want. But a few of the best ways to add fun into writing on e-How is to make ... more »

How to Address an Envelope in Care of Someone Else

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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Sometimes you need to send a letter to someone who is not currently at their residence, and if you want the letter to reach it's destination in a timely manner, it is important that you know how to properly address an envelope in care of someone ... more »

How to Be Aired on a Radio Talk Show

By GMHoltz

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Have a point to make on a radio call-in show? To have your call aired, listen to a talk radio show that you enjoy and make very nice with the call screener. You can enjoy it because the host, callers or topics get your goat. Or, because you ... more »

How to Contact Your Builder if You Have a Complaint.

By Gary Smith

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You have just bought your first brand new home and have identified some things that need further work. How do you go about getting those things taken care of? Clear concise communication with the builder is a must. Identify the exact nature of ... more »

How to High-Five and Never Miss

By asmestad

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Have you ever gone to high-five your friend and missed?? It can be embarrassing because it seems like such a simple childhood action, so here's a little trick How To high-five and NEVER miss!.. more »

How to Know When to Write a Congratulations Note (Letter)

By byllz

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Knowing when to write a congratulations note is important. I have listed a few examples of when to send a congratulations letter... more »

How to use Proper Business Email Etiquette

By Christina Ellis

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Email may be a fast and efficient way to keep in touch with colleagues but incorrect usage is not only unprofessional, it may cost you your job. Here are some tips for professional email etiquette... more »

How to Avoid Telemarketers and Junk Mail

By Lindah

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Have you been at home about to enjoy a good home cooked meal, or a movie when the telephone rang? Who was calling you not your Mother, family or friends...It was the dreaded Telemarketer. Not only did this person call at a bad time but when you ... more »

How to Create Your Personal Handwriting Style

By ValerieDavid

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Despite the widespread use of word processing programs and email, there are still occasions when writing by hand is necessary or preferred, like college essay tests, job application forms, thank you cards, romantic letters and quick notes to ... more »

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