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• statement - expressible by a sentence; either true or false; logical entities
• characteristics of a good claim

  • Argumentative and Debatable
  • Specific and Focused
  • Interesting and Engaging
  • Logical
• Aesthetics - study of beauty and fine arts. Controveries over works of art range fiercely among experts and lay people alike.
• Reason - it answers the question “Why”.
• Acceptance Letter is a positive message given to a request or offer.
• Parts of a Business Letter

  • Heading
  • Inside address
  • Salutation
  • Body of the letter
  • Closing or Complimentary close
  • signature line
• Refusal Letter - contains statements which formally announce a decline or rejection of any offer or proposal.
• Aesthetics and Morality are the two general areas in which people most often disagree about matter of value.
• Inside Address contains the recipient‘s position, address, and name.
• Sales letter offers a product or service to the potential clients.
• Memorandums -It is a correspondence used to disseminate information from one department to another department.
• Heading it contains the sender’s name, address, date.
• Claims of Value attempt to prove that things are more or less desirable.
• Evidence - tells the reader how the claim is proved.
• Claim should be interesting and engaging.
• Education - it includes the name of school, the city or town where each school you attended is licated.
• Three major kinds of claims

  • claims of fact
  • claims of value
  • claims of policy
• Reservation letter - to place a reservation or order for a product or service in a company.
• Recommendation letter is under the Business letter
• Claim is the main argument of an essay.
• Counterclaim - opposite of claim.
• Order letter contains all the pertinent information about the product or services you want to avail.
• Resignation letter - terminating bond
• skills and experience - includes your goals, language you speak, or any relevant achievements or award.
• Claims of fact - asserts that a condition has existed, exists, or will exist s.
• Collection letter - it is to inform the reader on his/her financial obligations and to remit the payment.
• Adjustment Letter - it is in response to the letter of complain.
• Letter of inquiry- Inquire pertinent information.
• Your Personal Information - the first your employee see when looking at your resume is your name.
• Morality - value calims about morality express judgements about the rightness.