When writing a letter do you put your address in the corner or the person ur wriitng to?

Answer 1

Typically your address will go in the top right of the letter.

In some forms, the recipient's address can appear left justified above the start of the letter, but below your address.

Answer 2

Business - well done, well written. Among the multitude of news papers this editorial stands out. Even while the editor has to be maintain the business objectives. Fourth estate - why media is called so. Along with the Executive, legislature & judiciary the media has a social responsibility. This social responsibility needs to be demonstrated on a daily basis by raising every event that are not in favor or the conduct of the society, in a way fair to all. Water gate in USA lead to the down fall of a president there. That is how fourth estate is expected to perform. It is supposed to expose the facts and feelings that converted in to events, in the society, instead of reporting simply what happened. Media is supposed to give feed back to all the other three estates their performance appraisal on a regular basis. The feeling of the citizens. It should become the reformator of the society. IT SHOULD NOT BEG FOR THE RIGHT, IT SHOULD DEMAND THE RIGHT. It should lead the reformation. Most unfortunately the media is also funded by these goons mentioned in the editorial. It is funded by advertisements by these segments rather than the reader who buys it at a price much below its production cost. The citizen of India has to spare enough of his resource to buy a news paper not funded by advertisements. Then the citizen becomes the master of the news paper AND his voice will be heard through the pages.

Answer 3

If it's a semi-formal or formal letter, you should have in on your own letterhead. (If you don't have any premade, you can just put your name in the center at the top of the page, your address on the following line.)

You should include the addressee's name and address at the start of the letter. So it's something like this:

[center]
Jane Doe
101 Main Street, Wherever, CA 10001
[off centering]

[a few line breaks]

January 1, 2008 [either flush to the left or tabbed over more to the center or right]

Bob Smith
700 First Street
New York, NY 60001

Dear Bob (or Mr. Smith):

[letter]

Answer 4

The writer's (sender's) name and address go in the upper left corner, or in the center, top, on the back of the envelope. The person receiving the letter has their name & address centered on the front.

Answer 5

you put your return address in the upper right-hand corner of the letter. If you want to put their address on there, it goes about 2 or 3 lines below, on the left.

Two or three lines below that you start the letter, usually "Dear Sir," or whatever.

Answer 6

Your address (the return address) goes in the top left corner. The stamp goes in the top right corner. And the address for the person who you're sending it to goes in the middle.

Answer 7

Your name (the sender) on the first line in the upper left hand corner of the envelope. Your address on the second line and the city, country, postal code on the third.

Answer 8

Standard Et.
Mail to Address on left
Return Address on right.
you them
123 street 123 dr
CB,NC 28428 NC,CB28428

Answer 9

The sender s address

Answer 10

no ... what ya do is put the name of the person you are writing to in both places.... in the middle of the envelope as well as in the corner .....

then do not put a stamp on it ... and drop it in one of those big blue mailboxes ...

so no matter what happens ... it will get 2 the person ur writing to .... and ya save a stamp