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• Keep your tone professional and focus on the information most relevant to your

purpose.

2. Break it Down into Paragraphs:

➢ Don’t write one giant block of text! Divide your information into clear paragraphs. This

makes your letter easier to read for the recipient.

➢ Aim for 3-4 concise paragraphs in the body.

• Step 8. Conclusion

You’ve crafted a clear and informative message in the body of your letter. Now, it’s time to tie

things up nicely in the conclusion. Here’s how to do it like a pro:

1. Briefly Summarize Your Request (Optional):

If you’re asking for something specific, like an interview or a decision, you can gently remind the
reader at the end. Don’t rewrite everything, just a one-sentence reminder is enough. For example:

• “I look forward to hearing from you regarding the internship opportunity.”

• “Thank you for considering my application for the position.”

2. Express Appreciation and Next Steps:

Thank the reader for their time and consideration. You can also mention what you’ll do next,

depending on the situation. Here are some options:

- “Thank you for your time and consideration.”

- “I appreciate you taking the time to read this letter.”
- “Please let me know if you require any further information.”

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