Inquiry Letter

5W 1H

·         What is inquiry letter?

1.    )  Inquiry Letter is a letter written to request information and/or ascertain its authenticity.

·         When do letters of inquiry come solicited or unsolicited?
1.) Letters of inquiry come as either solicited or unsolicited inquiries.

·         Why do people use a letter of iquiry?

1.)   people use letter of inquiry for connecting with another company.

·         Where are the letter of inquiries sent ?
1.) On an individual’s basis, these letters are sent to companies that are willing to hire but haven't advertised job openings.

·         How do reader find information easily with another way?

1.) Be courteous. Remember, by making this request you are imposing on the reader’s time and/or resources.

2.) Don’t send an inquiry letter for information you could easily find out by other means, such as with a quick search on the Internet.

3.)Your letter can be fairly short, but it should be long enough to adequately explain what it is that you are inquiring about and what you want the reader to do in response to your letter.

4.) Generally, give at least a couple of weeks for the person, company, or organization to respond to your inquiry before you send a follow-up letter or make a follow-up phone call.

5.)If appropriate, you may want to mention that you will keep confidential any information provided. (This may increase the likelihood that the reader will respond to your inquiry).

·         Who can relate to the letter of request?
Letter of demand can be attributed to companies

·         Who can make a request letter?
Letter of request is usually made by the company

EXAMPLE FOR INQUIRY LETTER

VOCABULLARY

Letter = Surat
Addition = Tambahan
Signature = Tanda Tangan
Vying = Berlomba-lomba
Genuine = Asli
Ascertain = Memastikan
Scholarships = Beasiswa
Communicator = Penghubung
Funding = pendanaan
Grants = Hibah
Sales = Penjualan
Projects = Proyek
Envelope = Amplop
Considered =
Further = Lebih lanjut
Demonstrated = Ditunjukan
Courteous = Pengadilan
Companies = Perusahaan
Informational = informasi
Publication = Publikasi
Proposing = Mengusulkan
Unsolicited = Tidak diminta

EXAMPLE FOR CV

EXAMPLE FOR FRACTURE

EXAMPLE FOR MEMO

EXAMPLE FOR JOB APPLICATION

ENGLISH DEBATE AND

PRESENTATION PRACTICE

(Publipreneur-Based Language Learning-PBLL)

Adjudicator’s Name
Semester
Speaker’s Name
Moderator’s Name
Day And Date
Presentation Subject
No	JUDGMENT	MARKS
		90-100	80-89	70-79	60-69	50-59
	Presenter
1	Voice
2	Language
3	Body language
4	Eye contact
5	CoNTENT
	ToTAL
	Average
	Moderator
6	Time management
7	Conclusion
	Total
	Average
Supervisor/Lecturer ........................		Adjudicator/Students ..............................
Adjudicator’s verbal verification

SURVEYOR      

Surveying or land surveying is the technique, profession, and science of determining the terrestrial or three-dimensional position of points and the distances and angles between them. A land surveying professional is called a land surveyor. These points are usually on the surface of the Earth, and they are often used to establish maps and boundaries for ownership, locations like building corners or the surface location of subsurface features, or other purposes required by government or civil law, such as property sales.

Surveyors work with civil engineers, landscape architects, and regional and urban planners to develop comprehensive design documents. They work outdoors in many types of terrain, and they also work indoors to prepare legal documents and other reports.

Surveyors typically do the following:

• Measure distances, directions, and angles between points on, above, and below the earth's surface
• Select known reference points and then determine the exact location of important features in the survey area using special equipment
• Establish official land and water boundaries
• Research land records and other sources of information affecting properties
• Look for evidence of previous boundaries to determine where boundary lines are
• Travel to locations to measure distances and directions between points
• Record the results of surveying and verify the accuracy of data
• Prepare plots, maps, and reports
• Work with cartographers (mapmakers), architects, construction managers, and others
• Present findings to clients, government agencies, and others
• Write descriptions of land for deeds, leases, and other legal documents
• Provide expert testimony in court regarding their work or that of other surveyors

Vocabulary

Distance = Jarak

Surface = Permukaan

Often = Sering

Establish = Mendirikan

Boundaries = Batasan-batasan

Develop = Berkembang

Measure = Ukuran

Evidence = Bukti

Direction = Arah