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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
for a letter, when do we use Dear and To
Hi when I write a letter, When I call the receiver of the letter
I'm a bit confused about the difference between
Dear xxx
To xxx
So when do we use first one and the latter one?
Any significant differences?
Thanks
I'm a bit confused about the difference between
Dear xxx
To xxx
So when do we use first one and the latter one?
Any significant differences?
Thanks
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Hi, Dear *** To *** So when do we use first one All the time, it's the standard way to start. and the latter one? Never.
- Hi, Dear *** To *** So when do we use first one All the time, it's the standard way to start.
- and the latter one?
- Never.
- Unless you want to write letters like: To Mr.
- John Smith: You have not paid your rent for the last year.
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Hi,
Dear ***
To ***
So when do we use first one All the time, it's the standard way to start.
and the latter one? Never. Unless you want to write letters like:
To Mr. John Smith:
You have not paid your rent for the last year.
Dear ***
To ***
So when do we use first one All the time, it's the standard way to start.
and the latter one? Never. Unless you want to write letters like:
To Mr. John Smith:
You have not paid your rent for the last year.
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