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  Enquiry Letter An enquiry letter is written by a customer with a desire to avail the services offered by a seller or an organization. It helps to customers in identifying the cheapest and best source of supply of goods required. The purpose of writing enquiry letter is to secure general information and estimates, information about the availability of specific goods, and to obtain the quotation, catalogs  or price lists, samples, and cheapest and best source of supply of goods required. Tender Notice: A tender notice is a notice that is published in the newspapers with a view to inviting rates for a proposed work of construction, manufacture or supply. It is not a letter or correspondence that is sent to individual organizations but a piece of information that is published in the newspaper in the form of a notice. Complaint letter A complaint letter asks for the compensation for defective or damaged goods or for inadequate or delayed services. The letter of compla...

       1.  D escribe the process of communication. 2. Discuss the barriers to communication. 3. Define the term ‘Communication’ and trace its origin. 4. Explain the method of overcome barriers to communication. 5. Define feedback. 6. What is the importance of feedback in the process of communication? 7. What is oral communication? How can oral communication be made more effective?        8.  Define verbal communication. 9.   Define non-verbal communication. 10.   Differentiate between verbal and non-verbal communication. 11.   Write a short note on gesture and posture with reference to body language. 12.   What is the importance of eye contact in oral presentation? 13.   Enlist the advantage and disadvantage of verbal communication. 14.   Explain Linguistics barrier and psychological barrier. 15.   Enumerate the physical barriers to effective communication.        16. Define Listenin...

Conjunction : A conjunction is a word which is used to join two or more than two sentences, clauses, phrases and words. 1.       Veena and Shweta went to market.         Give me a tea or coffee. Kinds of conjunction 1.       Coordinating conjunction 2.       Subordinating conjunction Coordinating conjunctions: C oordinating conjunctions are those conjunctions which are used to connect the sentences of the same rank. In this situation the meaning of each sentence is complete without the help of other one. Coordinating conjunctions are as follow: And, but, or, either …or, as well as, still, yet, both……..and, however, neither……nor, otherwise, else, for, so, not only……but also, nevertheless Examples of coordinating conjunctions:   ‘And’ 1.       He killed the tiger and brought it home. 2.       I took the admission i...