What are the common job titles in English letterwriting

vice-president.

director of..What the director.

Can be used generally, sir madam

I want to send a greeting card to a foreign customer, and I have contacted both husband and wife. Now the question is how to write the title at the beginning of the greeting card, male or female? Thanks, Mr and mrs.So-and-so female in front of ...

信[名] letter; mail; message; word;

move] believe; take stock in; credit; at will;

shape] true;

Example sentence] I haven't believed it yet.

no news yet.

If the letter is addressed to an organization, or if the recipient's name is unknown, it can be addressed in one of the following ways:

1. If you know the gender, you can use dear sir (dear sir) or dear madam (dear lady); If you don't know the gender of the recipient, you can use dear sir or madam. Note that in official letters, a colon is used after the salutation. Slag such as:

Dear Sir: (Dear sir :)

Dear Madam: (Dear Madam :)

dear sir or madam: (dear sir or lady :)

to whom it may concern:

3. Dear colleage (dear colleague) is used to address a person of the same profession as the sender, and is usually used for letters that are circulated by many people.

dear colleage:

Dear colleague:

Therefore, write to the USCIS, and the address can be written directly as dear sir or madam: (dear sir or lady :).

1. "dear students; dear teachers; dear parents..."Only the first letter is capitalized.

2.My family has my parents and my sister and brother :

a) my family members are my parents, a sister and a brother.

b) there are five members in my family: myself, my parents, a (younger) sister and a (younger) brother.

dear student

I don't know what you're going to write, but if you want to write the word student, I'd better write it as students.

The latter sentence should not be so rigidly translated. It's good to just talk about family members.

my family members are my parents, a younger sister and a younger brother.