The sample letter shows the body of the letter highlighted and placed below the salutation. Cheever that you didn't get your toy and that you'd like to receive one. This is the main part where you tell Mrs. TIM: Ok, now comes the body of the letter. Cheever holding an envelope as Moby is typing the salutation. The sample letter shows the salutation highlighted and placed below the inside address. An image shows the Cheever Foods factory. Moby locates the Cheever Company's address on the popcorn box and types it in his letter. The sample letter shows the inside address highlighted and placed below the heading. TIM: Next comes the inside address: the name, title, business, and address of the person we're sending it to. Images show a sample business letter with the heading highlighted, and Tim's house. That's our address, followed by the date. TIM: Okay, at the very top of a business letter is the heading. Moby sits at a computer as Tim guides him through the writing of a business letter. TIM: Actually, Moby, you could write a letter to Cheever's about your missing toy. TIM: It's not the kind of letter you'd send to your pal or to your grandma. A business letter is any type of formal letter with the purpose of giving information or requesting action.Īn image shows a friendly letter and a picture postcard. TIM: Dear Tim and Moby, what's a business letter? From, Danny. Cheever's Cheese Popcorn" on the floor and searches for something in the popcorn.
Text reads: The Mysteries of Life with Tim and Moby
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