Proper Addressing

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lets say the mayor was Mayor Perry you would address them ex Mayor Perry or if it was a man Mr.Perry, Dr.Perry ext

Yes, but it is not easy as to just Google information. There should be two bar codes on the envelope of the letter, on the front which contains your address there should be a bar code

for you information, and on the back there is a very light bar code that contains information of where the letter was sent from. The U.S

postal service has this info but it wouldn't tell you who specifically sent it.

In a single-line address, use commas to separate distinct elements such as the street address, city, state, and ZIP code. For example: 123 Main Street, Anytown, CA 12345.

I assume you mean to print it as if it were in an essay, if that's not what you mean than ignore my answer. You would put the title in quotation marks, ex: "The Scream" is a well known painting.

The Honorable or His/Her Honor, either are appropriate.

I dont believe that is possible. You would have to send it to his agent and it might get added to a pile. Otherwise there would be too many people sending him mail.

Sorry

She was in coronation street

A letter would be addressed to Mr. and Doctor. If they are both Doctors it would be Doctor and Doctor.

Mrs. in Tijuana

I believe in a report you should say for an example the president Mr. Barack Obama.

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A doctor should be addressed as doctor business wise. Though it is perfectly alright for friends and family to call him by his name, as anyone.

it is a boy and girls name

Dear

Mr. (name) and Mrs (name)

One space is sufficient.

It's usually a matter of style though. If you decide to use two spaces then you should be consistent with this throughout the rest of your work.

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If letterhead is not used, the return address can be placed centered at the top of the page; tabbed at the halfway point at the top of the page; or aligned to right margin at the top of page.

You conjugate etre and add the past tense of the verb. You also add the correct ending depending on whether it is singular or plural or masculine or feminine.

For example, aller:

Je suis allé(e)(s)

If you are talking about a group of girls, you would say

Elles sont allées

If you were talking about you (pl) but a group of boys, you would say:

Vous êtes allés

Same with all Vandetramp verbs but obviously for venir, it would be venu(e)(s)

and for sortir it would be sorti(e)(s)

The conjugation for etre is:

je suis

tu es

il/elle/on est

nous sommes

vous êtes

ils/ elles sont

The additional endings are

masc sing: nothing

fem sing: e

masc plural: s

fem plural: es

I hope this helps.

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Honestly, it depends on the level of formality. And the occasion.

Well, Mr. is for a man and Mrs. is for a married woman.

Example: My name is Mr. John Uberrubber. Or, Mr. Uberrubber.

Example: My name is Mrs. Elizabeth Scotchontherocks. Or, Mrs. Scotchontherocks.

On the top left corner. The address you are mailing the envelope to, goes in the middle.