Preposition: of

• alphabet: Send us your suggestions for missing letters of the alphabet.

• resignation: He had given a commitment in his letter of resignation to support the new Secretary of State.

• objection: The fact that a letter of objection is received does not mean that the application will automatically be refused.

• congratulation: We received a standing ovation and a personal letter of congratulation on behalf of the King.

• complaint: I did not receive a reply to my letter of complaint.

Converse of object

• write: During the SATs the students were expected to write a letter from an owl's point of view.

• send: We will be sending a letter to you all nearer the time giving you full details.

• receive: We have received nearly 2,000 letters at City Hall which are running 3 to 1 in my support.

• cover: Contact: Please send your CV with a covering letter.

• date: This information was conveyed to Mr Q in a letter dated 21 August.

Noun used with modifier

• capital: Write your answer in capital letters on the answer sheet.

• indemnity: Indemnity Letter to the Nominees, Declaration of Trust from the Nominee Shareholder.

• referral: The Ombudsman found that parts of the consultant's referral letter to social services were open to misinterpretation.

• confirmation: A confirmation letter will be sent to your e-mail address when the transaction is finished.

• rejection: Do not be put off if you receive some rejection letters.

• chain: It is a few steps above a chain letter.

Adjective modifier

• undated: We will also include pre-signed, undated letters of resignation from nominee director, plus Notarised and Apostilled copy of Nominee Director ' passport.

• lowercase: It is also the height of the body of lowercase letters in a font, excluding the ascenders and descenders.

Preposition: in

• alphabet: Today I have been in existence for exactly the same number of years as there are letters in the Latin alphabet.

• gilt: Original cherry-red cloth, blocked in black, lettered in gilt on spine.