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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Letter Writing
Closing salutation using thank you, in a formal letter
when closing a formal letter using the words, thank you, is there a comma following
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You should not close a formal letter in that way. ' (ending in a period), and then leave a line space before your complimentary closing of 'Sincerely yours,' or 'Faithfully yours,' -- both ending in commas.
- You should not close a formal letter in that way.
- ' (ending in a period), and then leave a line space before your complimentary closing of 'Sincerely yours,' or 'Faithfully yours,' -- both ending in commas.
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You should not close a formal letter in that way. Finish the body, if you like, with the sentence 'Thank you.' (ending in a period), and then leave a line space before your complimentary closing of 'Sincerely yours,' or 'Faithfully yours,' -- both ending in commas.
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