英语书信范文精选

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Sample 1

20 June 2006

Dear Mr. Seaton锛

Thank you very much for taking me with you on that splendid outing to

London. It was the first time that I had seen the Tower or any of the

other famous sights. If I'd gone alone, I couldn't have seen nearly as

much, because I wouldn't have known my way about.

The weather was splendid on that day, which I thought was rare. I still

remember some people told me that in Britain there was weather and no

climate. During the same day, it might snow in the morning, rain at noon,

shine in the afternoon and be windy before the night falls. So I think I

was lucky.

I think the river trip was the best thing of all. London really came alive

for me as we saw it from the Thames during that wonderful journey down to

Greenwich. It was all tremendously exciting 锛 a day that I shall never

forget.

Thank you for giving me such a great birthday treat.

Yours sincerely,

Linda Chen

Sample 2

20 July 2006

Dear Mr. Wang,

Thank you for taking the time to write your wonderful letter in support of

MCEA (Maywood Chinese Education Association). Your letter clearly

articulates all the major reasons children in Maywood will benefit from

studying the Chinese language as part of their elementary school

education. It provides invaluable support that will help making bilingual

Chinese education a reality in Maywood public schools.

Although MCEA would like to see Palo Alto public schools implement the

first bilingual Chinese kindergarten class in September of 2006, we have

learned that the school district must take the time to understand how a

new program will affect existing educational offerings, and to validate

community interest. Nevertheless, MCEA, with more than 70 members, will

continue to actively promote bilingual Chinese education in the Palo Alto

public schools and will keep you apprised of the progress we make.

Thanks again for sending a letter in support of MCEA. We' will continue to

do all we can to realize this program both for families of Chinese descent

and those with a general interest in participating in the growing economic

power of China.

Yours sincerely,

George Chen

Useful Expressions

Thanks for. . .

It was very nice/good of you to ...

Thank you very much for. . .

I must thank you for. . .

I am

extremely grateful for your help. . .

I am most grateful for. . .

浜屻€佸缓璁俊

Sample 1

21 June 2006

Dear Mary,

Thanks for your last letter. I'm so glad that you have been able (at last!

) to arrange a holiday in Australia. As I fear I won't be able to meet you

at the airport when you arrive, nor will I be able to be home until later

in the afternoon, so here are some instructions and suggestions.

There is a bus from the airport to the city. It is much cheaper than a

cab. Take the bus to the city and ask to get off at Town Hall railway

station.

To get to my place in the eastern suburbs you have three options. You can

either take a cab, a bus or the train. I suggest you take the train, since

the airport bus will leave you right at the station. Get off at Cliff

Station. From there you can either walk to my place (about ten minutes) or

take a taxi. Probably you should take a taxi as you will have luggage.

When you arrive at my flat, ring the intercom for Flat 2. My friend

Lillian will be at home and she will open the front door for you and let

you into my flat.

Presumably you will be tired and want to sleep. But if you feel like some

exercise after that long flight, you could stroll down to Cooper Park,

which is only ten minutes away 戮 you can see it from the window.

Cheers and looking forward to seeing you.

Yours sincerely,

Annie

P.S. I will leave something for breakfast in the fridge. Help yourself to

anything you want.

Useful Expressions:

Here are some instructions and suggestions.

May I suggest that we meet at the gate of the

university?

I'd like to suggest you should visit London for at

least two days on your way to Scotland.

Considering your present situation, I propose that

you should apply for the post.

What I want to suggest is ...

My suggestion is that. . .

If you. .. , you had better. . .

涓夈€佺敵璇蜂俊

Sample 1

20 March 2006

Dear Sir,

I was very interested in your advertisement in today's edition of The

Evening Post and I should like to apply to be a member of the Amazon

Expedition team.

I am twenty-three years old and have an honors degree in Botany from Bath

University. Since leaving university I have been working in a research

labor

atory but my contract comes to an end in six weeks. I would

particularly like to join the expedition for the opportunity it would give

me to study the plant life of the area.

I enjoy several outdoor activities including rowing and rock climbing and

I consider myself to be both fit and healthy enough to undertake such an

expedition.

If you would like me to attend an interview, I would be able to come at

any time convenient to you, (J1) my employers have agreed to give me time

off for the purpose.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Yours faithfully,

Lily Ma

Sample 2

20 June 2006

Dear Sir,

I noticed an ad. In the paper today you said you were looking for people

to join your expedition team. It sounded as if it might be fun so I'm

writing to say I'd like to come along.

About myself: I left school at 16 because I wanted to earn a bit of money.

After that I got a few part-time jobs as a waiter, etc. But I didn't stick

to any of them for long. Recently I've been doing a bit of hitch-hiking

round Europe so I've had some experience of traveling the hard way which

should come in handy on the expedition you're planning. By the way, I'm a

great guitarist so I can keep you all amused round the campfire at night.

Let me know when I can call in for a chat about dates and other details,

etc.

Yours,

David Smith

Sample Writing 3:

12 May 2006

Dear Sir,

I am writing to apply for a British Council scholarship to study in

Britain. I did my five years' basic training in medicine at Shanghai

University. After this I successfully completed a one-year postgraduate

course in Ophthalmology at the People's General Hospital, where I am at

present serving a two-year probation in the Eye Clinic.

As a result of the publication in 2003 of my article in New Scientist

entitled rs.

I enclose a detailed curriculum vitae and an offprint of my article,

together with two letters of recommendation from Dr. Li Ming and Dr. Ma

Li.

Yours faithfully,

Lily Chen

Sample Writing 4

22 October 2004

Dear Sir,

I would like to apply for the post of Works Manager, which was advertised

in The Guardian of I2 October 2004. I feel that my qualifications and

experience are ideally suited for the position.

I was born in 1968, and I went to school from 1973 to 1988. In 1987 I took

the General Certificate of Education, and I got good grades in

Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry. After leaving school, I attended the

Orient Technical College, where I first studied Fiber Technology and Color

Chemistry; later I studied other subjects related to textile manufacture,

and in 1991 I obtained the Diploma in Textiles.

After completing my studies, I joined the Top Clothing Company where I

worked until 1996. In that year I moved to Prior Productions, who was

pleased with my work, and as a result, in 1998, I was promoted to

Assistant Works Manager there.

I enjoy my work, and I am prepared to work hard. Moreover, I am sure that

Prior Productions would give me an excellent reference. I therefore feel

that my application deserves your serious consideration.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Yours faithfully,

Mary Ma

Useful Expressions:

I would like to apply for . . .

I wish to apply for the position of . . .

If you need any other information concerning my

background, . . .

I am writing to you to apply for admittance to your

university as a visiting scholar.

I hope it would be possible for me to take some

training courses and work in your laboratory.

I believe that with your help I would make progress

in my career.

Should you think favorably of my application, kindly

grant me an interview.

An early response will be very much appreciated.

Enclosed please find a resume and a list of my

publications.

鍥涖€佹姇璇/鎶辨€ㄤ俊

Sample 1

15 April 2006

Dear Sir,

I saw your advertisement for return was a box of matches! I

could understand a mistake. I might even pardon a joke. But in this case,

your advertisement is a deliberate lie since a friend of mine who also

sent the coupon got the same result.

I think it's a shame to promise an economical lighter when in fact you are

not selling a lighter a1 all. Instead of saying it works quickly, you

should admit that you are offering matches. And what about u for your letter of congratulation on my exam results. I was

very pleased to hear from you. The results were a great relief. I did much

better than I thought I would.

We are having a celebration party on Saturday 22 May and we shall be

pleased if you can come. It is a party for me, but my parents and some of

their old friends are joining in, so you will find . .

Please accept my invitation.

鍏€佹弿杩颁俊

12 Mary 2006

Sample 1

Dear Tom,

Thanks for your letter which finally caught up with me in London. I

suppose you're keen to hear how the trip has been so far. So here's a

short description of what's happened.

Well, you remember we left Sydney on Monday and arrived in London 24 hours

later. After such a long and exhausting flight the first thing we did was

to have a good, long sleep. And after that戮a good meal to make up for all

that horrible airline stuff!

The first real day of our holiday was spent just walking around London to

get a feel of the place. After that, however, we were more particular and

planned each day carefully.

First, we looked at all the historical sights, such as the Tower of

London, the Houses of Parliament, the British Museum and the National

Gallery. Then we visited some other famous places, such as Kew Gardens and

Hampstead Heath. Finally, we took a one-day trip to Oxford, which is

really the most marvelous town. You should make sure to go there when you

visit England.

After we had seen a lot of London, we flew to Paris. A t first, we didn't

like the place锛岻 suppose because it was so different from London. Later,

though, we began to really love it and started to appreciate its

differentness.

The final stage of our trip is a visit to Rome, after which we will be

staying in Singapore for two days before returning to Australia.

Hope everyone is well. See you soon.

Sample Writing 2:

22 March 2006

Dear Tom,

I'm just writing to let you know that we're all well, and I hope you are,

too. Unfortunately, I've got some rather bad news for you: I'm afraid I

made a bit of a mess of John's car. Anyway, here's what happened.

We were on our way to Carol's after a long party, and I suppose it must

have been about eleven o鈥檆lock. Well, the last few miles back home were

really dark and deserted. I now realize I was probably going a bit too

fast for a country lane because, although the road was fairly straight, I

drove up onto the curb and went into a tree.

Of course, John was absolutely furious and started shouting at me and

cursing. After we' d argued for a few moments, we decided to look at

the damage, and he calmed down a bit. Well, we found we could move the

car, but the wing was caught on the wheel, so we couldn't drive it. I

tried to pull the wing clear, but

I didn't succeed.

Anyway, John went off to phone for a breakdown lorry, but while he was

away, I had another go at the wing and this time succeeded in pulling it

right off. I threw it onto the back seat, and by that time John got back

and we were ready to go戮so we didn't need the breakdown lorry at all. John

has more or less forgiven me now, but he was very angry with me for a few

days. I suppose I was a bit careless.

Well, that's all for now. Next time I write I hope I'll have better news

for you.

Yours sincerely,

Linda Chen

Useful Expressions:

When I knew him he must have been in his early

thirties. (people)

It is an exceptionally old university town. (places)

It was long, round, cigar-shaped, and had several

curious markings on the bottom. (objects)

The whole flat seems to be a hive of activity. (human

scenes)

My hotel room looks out across a main road which runs

beside the river. (landscape)

My father would often bring home gramophone records.

(habits and conditions)

If you want a quick reply, the letter should be taken

to the central post office and registered. (processes)

涓冦€侀亾姝変俊

Sample 1

22 March 2006

Dear Ms. Reinhart,

I am terribly sorry that I failed to arrive at BLCU last Friday. I hope

that this did not mess you up completely, although I know that you had

already made some special arrangements for my visit with you parents and

friends. I am very sorry about all that. I am sure you will be

sympathetic, however, when I tell you that my father is dangerously ill in

hospital, and that I found it impossible to leave for the visit when he is

in this state.

My father was working very hard on his project on protecting the

environment. I know the project has come to a very important stage. He and

his assistants did not take regular rest for three weeks. Last night, my

father had a heart attack and was soon sent to the hospital. The doctor

said my father was in a very serious situation, and, he might need an

operation.

24 hours have passed. Nothing has changed. I have to stay at the

hospital. I will let you know if there is any good news.

I am sorry again and look forward to seeing you soon.

Yours sincerely,

Tom Williams

Useful Expressions:

I must apologize for. . .

I do apologize for. . .

I am awfully/terribly sorry about. . .

I offended you quite unintentionally.

Please accept my apologies.

This is one of the reasons I couldn't make it.

鍏€佸姹傚府鍔╃殑淇″嚱

Sample Writing 1:

12 May 2006

Dear Mary,

I am sorry to trouble you, but nobody would come into my mind to help

me except you.

You know, I had planned this holiday for several years. A t last, my dream

came true. You could imagine how excited I was. My mind was completely

occupied with the holiday. I forgot to collect my laundry. I don't know if

you can help me collect my laundry. I sent the laundry to the John's. It

is the one down the corner on St. Peter's Street. You can't miss it,

because the house is painted green锛峚 big green house. I have got two pairs

of trousers, three shirts, one T-shirt and a blanket. Call a taxi to send

you home. I will pay you back when I am home.

My first stop is London. It is raining. The streets are very clean. How I

wish I could have the chance to see the famous London fog. But someone

told me that was already the history. One can only read things like that

about London in books.

My best wishes to you.

Yours sincerely, Peter Chen

Sample Writing 2

16 April 2006

Dear Sir,

I am working on a new project which is called A Survey of New Industry in

the Maywood District. According to the design of our district, we need

information about firms that have recently moved into this area. Your firm

is one of the largest of these, so I shall be very grateful if you can

spare the time to help me.

Three points are specially important to the project. The first one is the

training schemes for school leavers. The second one is about the transport

arrangements to overcome poor road and rail links in this district. The

third is the plans for expansion.

Any other information will be useful, but those points are the ones with

which I most need your help.

I am enclosing an information form for you to fill in. I hope you can post

it to us as soon as possible. I apologize for adding to your work with

this request, but I do hope that you will feel able to assist me.

I would be most grateful for your favorable consideration of this request.

Yours faithfully,

Mary Spencer

Useful Expressions:

I am sorry to trouble you, but nobody would come into

my mind to help me except you.

I would like to seek help from you.

I would greatly ap

preciate it if you could help me.

I would be most grateful for your favorable

consideration of this request.

涔濄€佸畨鎺掍俊

22 March 2006

Dear Mr. Wang,

Thank you for a rapid response to our invitation. Enclosed you will find

an outline of events to take place during International Week here at the

University of Montana. I will also list a number of possible speaking

engagements so that you can choose those things in which you are most

interested. As far as topics are concerned, the topics for classroom

visits are generally determined by the professor, but most professors are

very flexible. We have approximately thirty-five faculty members that

teach courses in Asian Studies, ranging from language and culture to

history and economics.

Here is a tentative schedule:

Sunday, April 8th

10 am - Cultural Exhibition opens

12 am - International Festival begins with a speech by the university

president and an introduction of visiting dignitaries

1-5 pm - Opportunity to visit festival, interact with student performers,

taste foods

6 pm - Dinner with Director of Mansfield Center Phil West, Ambassador Mark

Johnson, and staff of Mansfield Center

As you can see, there is tremendous interest in China here at the

University of Montana. Please let me know if this outline suits your

purpose, and if not, please don't hesitate to offer any suggestions for

changes. We can arrange as many or as few speaking engagements as you have

time for.

Thank you for your attention and enthusiasm.

Yours sincerely,

Lily Ma

Useful Expressions:

You will find an outline of . . .

I will also list a number of possible speaking

engagements so that you can. . .

As far as the topics are concerned, . . .

Please let me know if . . .

The flight gets in at . . .

The flight leaves at . . .

One thing I'd like to do/to arrange is to . . .

鍗併€佽姹傚拰璇㈤棶淇

Sample Writing 1:

22 May 2006

Dear Sir,

I understand your well-respected college offers a number of places to

overseas students every year, and I am writing to enquire about the

application procedure.

I am at present a student at Mary High School, Hong Kong, where I have

been studying for the past five years. I passed the Hong Kong Certificate

of Education Examination last year with distinctions in English and

History, and credits in Economics and English Literature. My

advanced-level subjects are History, Economics and English Literature. In

addition to these subjects,

I am writing to enquire about. . .

I am at present a student at . . .

I have been studying. . .

Apart from academic work, I . . .

On the advice of my friends, I . . .

I wish to continue to study. . .

Attached is a summary of my qualifications for your

reference.

I should be grateful if you would kindly consider my

application and notify me of the result at your earliest convenience.