【文章內(nèi)容簡介】 sh Journal of Linguistics. You will soon receive further information and instructions about your paper. Sincerely yours, (Signature) . Dear Dr. Eugene Hall, I am pleased to inform you that after anonymous review the Review Panel decided to accept your submission for presentation at the Postgraduate Research Forum on Language and Linguistics 2020(PRFLL2020), which will be held at Wuhan University of China on 2426 May, 2020. The petition has been very keen as there were many excellent submissions, and the Review Panel made its decision following a doubleblind reviewing. The Organizing Committee will provide local acmodation and subsistence for you. Please let me know your earliest convenience if you will attend the conference. Please note that presentations are limited to 15 minutes followed by another 5 minutes for discussion. Please bring 50 copies of your paper to the conference. We look forward to seeing you in Wuhan, China. Sincerely, (Signature) (title) Dear Dr. Webster, Thank you very much for accepting our invitation to speak at the World Moary Symposium in Tokyo this year. Your subject, “Looking Beyond the Dollar”, will undoubtedly attract a great deal of interest. We know everyone is looking forward to your lecture with great anticipation. To ensure that each speaker’s effort is appreciated, the symposium provides a pamphlet containing summaries of all lectures. In keeping with this, we should like to ask you to provide a synopsis of your talk. This should include things like your objective(s) and salient points. Because of space limitation you are requested to keep your summary within 200 words. We are asking all lecturers to submit their drafts to us by May16 to allow time for translation and printing. Please let us know if there is any way in which we can assist you in this matter. Yours sincerely, (Signature) (title) Dear Mr./Ms. Webster, I am responding to your letter of April 28, inquiring about the conference program of International Conference on Information and Future World. A brochure coupled with the program is enclosed and I hope this will aid you in answering any other questions you might have regarding the conference. With all good wishes. Sincerely yours, (Signature) (title), Note: attached to the International Conference in ORAL COMMUNICATION Date: Letters for the International Conference 12 Continued kind person Thankyou Speech amp。 Letter Reports on the Conference C O N F E R E N C E H O S T O R G A N I Z E R Ladies and Gentlemen, On behalf of all the members of our Organizing Committee, I wish to express our sincere gratitude to all of you who have so actively participated in this Conference to make it such a success. First of all, thanks to the chairman for the conference and the efficient way in which they handled their sessions and second, to the speakers for their excellent presentation. Last but not least, I would like to thank the Lingnan Foundation, Journal of Modern Foreign Languages, Hong Kong Baptist university and many other anizations for their assistance and sponsorship. I now extend best wishes to all of you as you return home and to work, and I look forward to seeing you again at the next Conference four years hence in Wuhan, China. Report on the 4th International Conference on Classical Chinese Grammar(ICCCG) August 15—17, 2020 Vancouver, Canada The 4th International Conference on Classical Chinese Grammar (ICCCG) was held at the University of British Columbia (UBC) from August 15 to 17, 2020. The conference was hosted by the Department of Asian Studies, UBC and the anizing mittee was chaired by Professor Ken Takashima. Altogether, 51 papers were presented in 15 sessions. This conference attracted scholars from many areas over the globe. There were scholars from Hong Kong, USA, Canada, Russia, Germany, Mainland China, France, Taiwan, Australia, Japan and Korea. The papers also covered a wide range of topics: oracle bone and bronze instructions, old Chinese morphology, Buddhist texts, linguistic historiography, tense, aspect, modality, topic, focus, negation, grammaticalization and stylistic analysis of individual texts. Besides the traditional approach towards the study of classical Chinese grammar, these were papers that worked on the basis of formal syntax and semantics: “Clausemedial WHchecking in Old Chinese” by Edith Aldridge and “Semantic Derivation and Classification of Predicatives in Classical Chinese” by Taraslvchenko. The titles of the papers presented at this conference can be obtained from the following website: The next ICCCG (the 5th ) will be held three years later and the tentative venue will be Taiwan (or maybe Hong Kong). Note: attached to International Conference in ORAL COMMUNICATION Date: Letters for the International Conference 13 Continued kind person Letter of inquiry Letter of acceptance Letter of declining Cover Letter Letter of thanks A T T E N D E E Dear Mr. Smith, I am a postgraduate student of Wuhan University. I have learned from the newsletter of Linguistic Society of Hong Kong, ,2020, that the First International Conference on the Written Representation of Chinese Dialects will be held on the university campus in Hong Kong Polytechnic University, 2122 June, 2020.