Please translate these sentences into English

The body of a business letter should be composed in the following order.

Part 1: Express your point of view.

Part 2: Explain what you want to do or state the information you have.

Let's take another look at the above sections.

The business letter of the basic organizational structure is as follows.

Part 1 Groups: of your country of destination.

Part 2 Group: State the information you want to happen or explain you.

Part 3 Groups: Ask for action on the day to end or thank readers for their reactions. Let's take a look at each section.

The body of a business letter is mainly composed of the following components:

Body Part 1: Express your purpose.

Part 2 of the body: Explain what you hope for or what information you know.

The third part of the body: Ask for a date for action, and hope that the other person will reply and express gratitude.

Let's take a look at the specifics of each section...

The structure of the main content of a basic business letter should be followed:

Part I: State your purpose (intent).

Part 2: Explain further what you want the outcome or explain the information you have.

Part III: Determine the deadline for action, end or thank the reader for their reply.

The basic form of the body of a business letter:

Part 1: Clarify your purpose.

Part 2 of the body: Explain what you want and Describe what you know.

Part 3 of the text: Request a date for action, summarize and thank the recipient for being informed.

Let's look at each of these parts.

3 should be made explanations for 4 sense of humor

8 Judging by the color of the envelope ...Preferably, it is possible to use the adverb probably rather than possible

10 thoughts on what fascination with be fascinated by better 11 the time to speak exaggeratedly is gone,we must take positive action to protect our environment

The landlord's translation is good, keep up the good work

I believe you're right, and so is the reality.

Translation: It's like I'm throwing paint, I love the feeling, the more I suffer, the more I get blocked, (I will be stronger?) ）

Analysis: The sentence is incomplete. Maybe it's the suspense that gives you room for imagination.

1.Splash the paint. Imagine a scenario where you throw a bucket of paint into the air and scatter it on the ground to the ground2, it is the more I suffer, i suffocate....Plus the second half of the sentence.

3.The more I suffer, the more I am blocked, (the stronger I will be?) ）

The official translation is this.

it’s like i’m huffing paint and i love it the more i suffer, i suffocate

It was like I was drowning, and the more I struggled, the more I suffocated.

I personally translate:

Love is like drowning, the deeper I love, the more I feel suffocated huff paint drowning (a lonely phrase, not commonly used).

The sentence is a bit difficult to translate because there is no formal grammar, but I guess I understand it. It's like I'm panting and brushing paint, and the more I love it, the more painful it becomes. I'm choking.