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Kilimanjaro Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
A letter greeting
Is it correct and natural English to say "Greetings from Britain!" at the beginning of a letter as in the following example. :
"Dear John,
Greetings from Britain. How are you doing?I have been having hard times recently etc........."
"Dear John,
Greetings from Britain. How are you doing?I have been having hard times recently etc........."
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Hi, It's OK, although not for formal letters. It's not something that is done every day. I don't remember the last time someone wrote this kind of remark in a letter to me.
- Hi, It's OK, although not for formal letters.
- It's not something that is done every day.
- I don't remember the last time someone wrote this kind of remark in a letter to me.
- Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,
It's OK, although not for formal letters.
It's not something that is done every day. I don't remember the last time someone wrote this kind of remark in a letter to me.
Best wishes, Clive
It's OK, although not for formal letters.
It's not something that is done every day. I don't remember the last time someone wrote this kind of remark in a letter to me.
Best wishes, Clive
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