Letter Formatting
There are many instances when it is necessary to write a letter. Some of these include the need to complain about something, applying for college or a job, or even to say 'thank you' to somebody. How this would be done is by using Google Docs or Microsoft Word and then printing it.
A letter starts with a 2" top margin. The order of the beginning of the letter is first the return address, the date, the letter address, and finally the salutation. There is a single space between the return address and date, followed by a quadruple space after the date. There are single spaces in the letter address before a double space to the salutation.
A letter starts with a 2" top margin. The order of the beginning of the letter is first the return address, the date, the letter address, and finally the salutation. There is a single space between the return address and date, followed by a quadruple space after the date. There are single spaces in the letter address before a double space to the salutation.
The end of the letter is the closing line before the writer's name. There is a quadruple space between the closing line and the writer's name, which is intended to be used for the writer's signature.
Report Formatting
First off, there should be a running header with your last name and the page number. All margins should be 1", no more, no less. Then comes the MLA Heading, which has, in this order, Student Name, Teacher Name, Name of Class- Assignment, then finally the Date (Day Month Year). Finally, the title. The title should be centered, in title case, and the first letter of each word should be capitalized. Nothing else should be done to the title.
A works cited page should be in alphabetical order and have a hanging indent. The title 'Works Cited' should be centered and the same font size as the rest of the report.
TIPS:
-Don't indent when writing a letter
-Don't use commas, as they are implied
-Use indents when writing a report
-Underline section titles in your report
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