Block style refers to style of overall paragraph formatting in a typewritten letter, usually a business letter or a letter of formal correspondence. The work block is used because the appearance of such a letter creates the effect, visually, of "solid blocks" of words on the paper, in particular, solid (dark) horizontal blocks. (In graphic design and in typography, even the overall appearance of letter and word groupings is said to have varying shades of color, ranging from light to dark. By extension, when words and sentences are grouped into a paragraph, that paragraph can be said to have a "dark color" (solidness or blockiness) relative the background on which they appear).
At the very least, the style specifies that all paragraphs of the body text of the letter have no indentation of the first line of the paragraph.
There are several other formatting conventions commonly practiced in block style, with no particular convention being considered more correct than another. These variables include: a preference for the single-spacing of all lines of the letter; full-justification of all body-text lines, if possible; left-justification (flush with the left margin) of all non-body-text lines in the letter (e.g., salutation, closing, signature, etc.); and left-justification of the name and address of the addressee, of the sender, and/or of the date line.
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A modified block style business letter is justified at the left margin with the exception of the return address (if not using letterhead), the reference line, and your closing, signature, and printed name. These are tabbed about one third to the right of the page.A full block style business letter has all content justified at the left margin, including the your return address (if not using letterhead), the reference line, and your closing, signature, and printed name.
A hanging indented style of business letter is to format the body of the letter with the first line of each paragraph indented to the left margin, and the subsequent lines of the paragraph indented several spaces to the right of the margin. This format is the opposite of a standard indent letter. The hanging indent style makes each paragraph stand out as additional information. This style is often used in academic writing with citations.
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Full block style is when all the components of the letter are aligned at the left margin: the date, address, salutation, body, closing, and signature block.
Block style Semi block style indented style full block style hanging indented style simplified letter style
block style, semi block style, indented style, full block style, hanging indented style, simplified letter style
Block style Semi block style indented style full block style hanging indented style simplified letter style
In block style letters everything lines up to the left of the margin. In a modified block style everything lines up at the left except the address which appears by the right margin.
See the link below for full block and modified block style letters.
modified style
Not a full block.
modified style
Modified Block Style: Address block is on the right with the signature and the rest on the left. Semi Block Style: same as the modified block style, only each paragraph in the body is indented. Block Style: Everything lines up on the left margin
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