Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Letter"

A: When you recieve an email/message and you want to send that same email/message to someone else, that's forwarding.

A: following instructions to the letter means following instruction exactly as they are written 😊

A: Onun mektubunda Piterin anasi yazir ki, onun yanina qayitmaq gunu çox gozleyir(isteyir).

A: A is the highest grade you can get, followed by B, C, D, and then F or U. A+ is a high A and A- is a low A. same for the rest of the letters mentioned.

A: 全部用汉字写的

A: Saint Paul many of the epistles in the bible, some dedicated to different churches and others to individual people.

I wrote a letter to my friend in California.

A: Yes. So is “We received the letter that you sent.”

A: This letter isn't actually in our alphabet, it only appears in loan words from other languages like French in the example you gave :) if I think of any more examples I'll let you know though!

A: Example sentences with the word mess up?

A: Talk about yourself first, your family, hobbies, work/school
Talk about why you are staying with them, to learn the language, study, experience the culture. Say what you enjoy from their culture so you will have something to talk about.

(Example Format)
Dear _____,
I am very excited to be visiting ____ and staying with your family. I also have 2 brothers the same as you! My parents are both teachers and have told me a lot about the UK.
....
....

Kind regards, ( or best wishes, both friendly)
(Your name)

A: I looked this up and it is a letter. I hear letter used for this. Missive might be in use elsewhere.

A: The letter contains the message
The envelope wraps the letter

A: They both mean the same, but at least in America, “mail a letter” is more common. I would say someone is mailing a letter in that picture.

A: Nothing. Both mean that you got a letter from him and that it was out of the blue. The first one is more natural though.

A: Well it’s about grammar, cause the word ‘have’ and ‘not’ put together is haven’t, but both of you sentences are not based on the same content. Your first sentence should sound like ‘ I didn’t receive your letter until later’ or something like that...but anyway, the second sentence is fine. :)

A: cheer up is more appropriate to use :)

A: Dear Professor (professor's last name),

Thank you for the past four months. I am not good at English, but I understand it better than German, so I found the English class to be very enjoyable.

Also, thank you for suggesting I borrow that Harry Potter DVD from the library. I now know the joy of studying English and German with Harry Potter. After that, I ended up buying five DVDs of the Harry Potter films myself.

I was delighted to have a professor who was only ever kind to me. If we have a chance to meet again someday, I would like to talk to you very much.

After returning to Japan, I will continue to study both English and German. I only wanted to thank you for helping me on my journey.

Best regards,
(your name)

A: @chenmode Yes, that is right.

A: Pickaxe: A pickaxe is is a hand tool with a hard head attached perpendicular to the handle.

Here is a picture below of a pickaxe.

A: Yes, it makes sense. It's grammatically correct and sounds natural.

I can't understand from the context whether the word "letter" means "a handwritten/typed letter usually sent through the mail" or "a letter of the alphabet" though.

A: × You had already explained to me that “this group” replace any letter with the letter C.
✓ You have already explained to me that “this group” replaces any letter with the letter C.

× I remember you also told me that it is easy to understand them once you get used to them.
✓ I remember you also told me that it is easy to understand once you get used to it.

× (*I mean an “everyday English” and therefore not academic but no from the street either).
✓ (*I mean “everyday English” and therefore not academic but not from the street either).

× For example, I have a friend who does NOT understand him even if she speaks advanced English.
✓ For example, I have a friend who does NOT understand him even if she speaks advanced English. (what pronouns are you using? replace the other one)

× I can understand it, but surely a non-native speaker, as long as he doesn't have a good mastery of French won't be able to understand it.
✓ I can understand it, but surely a non-native speaker who doesn't have a good mastery of French wouldn't be able to understand it.

× . a lot of people like my uncles/aunties who haven't bathed in the street culture at all won't understand.
✓ A lot of people like my uncles/aunties who haven't bathed in the street culture at all won't understand.

A: Yes, that does work if there's an "and" there.

It is a bit harder to parse that way, though.

The human brain could easily interpret it to mean "symbols used to [write a language and do something]"... and then get slightly confused when it encounters "representing".

That's probably the reason why it's better to use a comma there instead.

A: × Thank you for creating the letter.
✓ Thank you for preparing the letter.

× I believe we’d better separately work on the money issue and their product authenticity issue because the latter issue is tough to settle.
✓ I think we should separate the financial matter from the product authenticity issue since the latter is hard to settle.

× Firstly, we make sure that they’ll reimburse the all cost that we bear.
✓ First, we will make sure that they reimburse the full cost.

× Secondly, we take further action on the authenticity issue which is more serious and needs time and effort.
✓ Second, we will take further action on the authenticity issue, which is more serious and needs both time and effort.

For steps 1 and 2, use “we will” if you know that is the course of action here OR use “ we can” if you are just making recommendations.

I hope this helps. :)

A: × Per your letter dated 14 November 2022, we noted the preventive measures that will be taken to avoid such incidents again.
✓ As per your letter dated November 14th 2022, we've taken careful note of the preventive measures that will be taken to avoid such incidents in the future.

× We would also like to thank you for your responsiveness and for being responsible on the matter.
✓ We would also like to thank you for your responsiveness and responsibility in the matter.

× Nevertheless, we would like to share that we have requested the customer to send the product to us to verify the genuineness of the said item, and you shall reimburse the shipping cost incurred, payable to Landlord.
✓ We would like to share that we have requested the customer to send the product back to us in order to to verify the genuineness of the said item. In addition, you shall be reimbursed for the shipping cost incurred, payable to Landlord.

× An invoice will be sent to you and you shall make payment within seven (7) days of receipt of the invoice.
✓ An invoice will be sent to your ...(email, address, phone-- indicate what method the customer will receive the invoice)You should then make the payment within seven (7) days of receiving the invoice.

A: That sounds really good and so sweet! The only thing is the first sentence with “I dare…” I understand where you are coming from, but a more natural way of what your trying to say would be, “I hope you ditch your school work and do whatever makes you happiest today!”