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  Definition A caption is a short text above or below an image in a book, magazine, or newspaper that describes the image or explains what the person in it did or said. Structure can be :  a. Action, event, or activity.  b. People or things that are involved.  c. Condition, what happened in the picture.  d. who or where the picture was published. Language Elements 1.  Caption text must be short. 2. Caption text, uses noun phrases. 3. Caption text, uses verb phrases. Example: Exercise (8-9): Exercise (12-13): Part 2 I'll show you how to made caption text properly. There are several things to note including: Check the facts. Be accurate with credit lines, details and anything else that might catch a reader’s eye. Captions should add new information. Don’t merely repeat the story headline or summary, and avoid stating the obvious elements that are captured in the image. Always identify the main people in the photograph. A photograph captures a moment...

Dear sir, With reference to your advertisement in Today’s time, I would like to be considered for Marketing Senior Assistant post. My present position in n an electronic marketing staff where I have special responsibility for home appliances. I also have experiences in other electroic goods, like cameras and smart phones. I have been working as a marketing specialist as soon as I completed my first degree in 2012. My tasks among other are building good relationship with distributors and customers, and providing inputs for the company about pricing policies, marketing strategies, and customer satisfaction. Hoping to hear from you soon, I enclose my curriculum vitae and rencent photograph. Yours faithfully, Harry Clarks 1. Why does the sender write the letter? A. To apply for a certain position. B. To provide inputs for the company. C. To give information about his speciality. D. To convince the readers about his experience. 2. What does the sender possibly do after sending the letter? A...

 In this part we will learn how to create an application letter. Here are some things to consider when making a CV: What to include in a CV Contact details - Include your full name, home address, mobile number and email address. Your date of birth is irrelevant and unless you're applying for an acting or modelling job you don't need to include a photograph. Profile - A CV profile is a concise statement that highlights your key attributes and helps you stand out from the crowd. Usually placed at the beginning of a CV it picks out a few relevant achievements and skills, while expressing your career aims. A good CV profile focuses on the sector you're applying to, as your cover letter will be job-specific. Keep CV personal statements short and snappy - 100 words is the perfect length. Education - List and date all previous education, including professional qualifications. Place the most recent first. Include qualification type/grades, and the dates. Mention specific modules...