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tex mexx · 2008-09-22 13:54:44

i know this is a strange question , but what format should a letter to my lecturer take? like, obviously not too informal or whatevr. any help is appreciated

22-09-2008 02:54PM

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tex mexx

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i know this is a strange question , but what format should a letter to my lecturer take? like, obviously not too informal or whatevr. any help is appreciated

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#2 23-09-2008 02:53PM

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formal as possible. upmmost respect and politeness will win their hearts and get you that extention

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#3 23-09-2008 03:24PM

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tex mexx wrote: »

i know this is a strange question , but what format should a letter to my lecturer take? like, obviously not too informal or whatevr. any help is appreciated

Depends on what you want.

If a student was all formal to me, I would be a bit surprised. I am a very laid back person, I don't do waffle, so I would not take it too seriously. My point being, it depends on you, the lecturer in question, and the relationship you have with him/her.

And, of course, what you are looking for.

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#4 25-09-2008 04:43PM

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lol, fair enough. thanks guys!:)

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