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DrKn0ckers Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Ending an email with "Best"

Hello,

I just received a very important email that ended with:

Best,

[sender's name]


Just "Best" no regards, wishes or anything like that. Is it safe to assume this is a typo?

  

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DrKn0ckers Is it safe to assume this is a typo? No. It's not actually a misspelled word.

— CalifJim

  • DrKn0ckers Is it safe to assume this is a typo?
  • No.
  • It's not actually a misspelled word.
  • CJ Please do not double post.
  • Your duplicate post has been deleted.
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DrKn0ckers Is it safe to assume this is a typo?

No. It's not actually a misspelled word.

CJ

Please do not double post.

Your duplicate post has been deleted.

CJ

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DrKn0ckersIs it safe to assume this is a typo?

No, it's a closing (like "yours truly, sincerely yours, regards, or Love") that is used by some people.

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