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Stephan Kloss Posted 15 years ago
Letter Writing
Formal letter
Hi,
which greeting do you generally use in BE and AE in formal letters:
Dear Sir / Madam, (if you don't know the name)
Dear Mr./ Mrs., (if you know the surname)
Dear Charlie Brown, (if you know both names)
which greeting do you generally use in BE and AE in formal letters:
Dear Sir / Madam, (if you don't know the name)
Dear Mr./ Mrs., (if you know the surname)
Dear Charlie Brown, (if you know both names)
Top answer
Dear Sir / Madam, (if you don't know the name)- The slash mark looks hurried. Use 'Dear Sir or Madam'. , (if you know the surname)-- This is a very poor form and one that I dislike receiving.
- Dear Sir / Madam, (if you don't know the name)- The slash mark looks hurried.
- Use 'Dear Sir or Madam'.
- , (if you know the surname)-- This is a very poor form and one that I dislike receiving.
- If you know the name, you should be able to discover the ***: check the incoming mail or contact that office: 'Dear Mr Jones' or 'Dear Ms Jones'.
- Dear Charlie Brown, (if you know both names)- This is not acceptable in any case.
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Dear Sir / Madam, (if you don't know the name)- The slash mark looks hurried. Use 'Dear Sir or Madam'.
Dear Mr./ Mrs., (if you know the surname)-- This is a very poor form and one that I dislike receiving. If you know the name, you should be able to discover the ***: check the incoming mail or contact that office: 'Dear Mr Jones' or 'Dear Ms Jones'.
Dear C
Dear Mr./ Mrs., (if you know the surname)-- This is a very poor form and one that I dislike receiving. If you know the name, you should be able to discover the ***: check the incoming mail or contact that office: 'Dear Mr Jones' or 'Dear Ms Jones'.
Dear C
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