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Letter Writing

A lot of people say that letter-writing is a lost art and that it is a pity people do not write long personal or business letters to each other where the content of the letter was equally important to the style and grace with which it was expressed. Many people beg to differ and claim that the art of writing good letters is something that has not been lost, but merely transformed into a different form of expression by the advent of emails, instant messaging, and cell phone text-messaging. Whether these media have enriched the wealth of the English language or simply managed to dull its edge a little remains an issue of contention.

But the function of a printed or hand-written letter has not been lost, and a lot of people are discovering that letter-writing can be a lot more effective than electronic media in getting their message across. Emails can easily be ignored or filtered, but a letter written or printed on paper carries a lot more weight. Just think: When was the last time you received anything in your mailbox that was a personally addressed letter to you and was not trying to sell you something? You can probably remember this occasion, and you know that the letter you received garnered a lot more attention than any of your emails that day.

At Grammar.com you can find a lot more than just grammar resources and books that can help you speak and write better. You can also find a wealth of tools, tips, and helpful advice that can improve your letter-writing. Simply download GrammaRight. In it you will find tips on using word processors, ways to write better letters, and a system on developing a powerful writing style that will take care of most problems you confront when you engage in the, perhaps lost, art of letter-writing.

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