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If you apply for a job position with a foreign company, chances are you will be asked to provide an English cover letter along with your resume. But what (31) is a cover letter How long (32) it be (33) most importantly, what should you write about In (34) , it is a letter introducing yourself as a person and explaining why you are applying for the position. But there is more to (35) a good cover letter.Usually a cover letter should be one page (36) , including the sender’s and the (37) address, (38) should be placed at the top of the page. Under this, write a short header in (39) print to (40) the reader what the letter is about. Next, (41) the employer by name if you know the (42) person. (43) it is acceptable to use "Dear Hiring Manager". In the first paragraph you should then say what position you are applying for and (44) you found out about it. In the next few paragraphs explain (45) why you believe yourself to be a suitable (46) for the position. (47) the job description carefully and explain why you meet its (48) . In the final paragraph, express your enthusiasm for the position and say that you look forward to a (49) . Also offer to provide further information on (50) . （36）（）
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If you apply for a job position with a foreign company, chances are you will be asked to provide an English cover letter along with your resume. But what (31) is a cover letter How long (32) it be (33) most importantly, what should you write about In (34) , it is a letter introducing yourself as a person and explaining why you are applying for the position. But there is more to (35) a good cover letter.Usually a cover letter should be one page (36) , including the sender’s and the (37) address, (38) should be placed at the top of the page. Under this, write a short header in (39) print to (40) the reader what the letter is about. Next, (41) the employer by name if you know the (42) person. (43) it is acceptable to use "Dear Hiring Manager". In the first paragraph you should then say what position you are applying for and (44) you found out about it. In the next few paragraphs explain (45) why you believe yourself to be a suitable (46) for the position. (47) the job description carefully and explain why you meet its (48) . In the final paragraph, express your enthusiasm for the position and say that you look forward to a (49) . Also offer to provide further information on (50) . （42）（）
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