When comparing the simplified letter format to the full block format, how is the simplified letter format different?
Understand the Problem
The question is asking how the simplified letter format is different from the full block format, specifically regarding elements like salutation, closing, and signature positioning. The user needs to evaluate which option correctly describes these differences.
Answer
It omits salutation and closing; signature follows body with sender's name in all caps.
The simplified letter format omits the salutation and closing, and the signature comes right after the body followed by the sender's name in all capital letters.
Answer for screen readers
The simplified letter format omits the salutation and closing, and the signature comes right after the body followed by the sender's name in all capital letters.
More Information
In the simplified letter format, the absence of a salutation and closing makes it more straightforward and direct.
Sources
- Chapter 9 MAA Flash Cards - Quizlet - quizlet.com
- When comparing the simplified letter format to the full block format ... - Gauth - gauthmath.com
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