Writing, as Francis Bacon says, makes one precise. This precision not only refers to what is overtly called speech, an entity fight in front of one's naked eyes, but also to what stays covert,thinking, an ability of mind to breed out thoughts and to transfer them into linear words. It is not uncommon for one to be able to write in its general sense, but it is of particular difference if one wants to write precisely along with specific contents.

Foreword

Preface

Unit One Diary & Journal

 1.1 Diary

 1.2 Journal

Unit Two Card

 2.1 Name card

 2.2 Greeting card

 2.3 Postcard

Unit Three Resume & Autobiography

 3.1 Resume

 3.2 Autobiography

Unit Four Transcript & Certificate

 4.1 Transcript

 4.2 Certificate

Unit Five Summary & Book Report

 5.1 Summary

 5.2 Book report

Unit Six Note & Invitation Card

 6.1 Note

 6.2 Invitation card

Unit Seven Notices & Signs

 7.1 Notices

 7.2 Signs

Unit Eight Pact & Rule

 8.1 Definition

 8.2 Components

 8.3 Requirements for writing

Unit Nine Public Speeches

 9.1 Use & Classification

 9.2 Requirements for writing

Unit Ten Teacher's Comments

 10.1 Use & Importance

 10.2 Requirements for wrting

 10.3 Useful expressions

 10.4 Examples ofcomments

Unit Eleven Personal Letters

 11.1 Format of letters

 11.2 Varieties of social letters

 11.3 Varieties of business letters

Keys to the exercises

Bibliography