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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Letter Writing
Formal letter greetings
If I wish to send a letter to 2 specific men, whose names I know, how to I write the greeting? I feel "Dear Sirs" is too informal, since I do know their names. However, I do not know which is more correct, "Dear Mr. One and Mr. Two", or "Dear Mr.s One and Two".
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Hi, If I wish to send a letter to 2 specific men, whose names I know, how to I write the greeting? I feel "Dear Sirs" is too informal, On the contrary, it's very formal. It's also inappropriate, since you know their names.
- Hi, If I wish to send a letter to 2 specific men, whose names I know, how to I write the greeting?
- I feel "Dear Sirs" is too informal, On the contrary, it's very formal.
- It's also inappropriate, since you know their names.
- since I do know their names.
- However, I do not know which is more correct, "Dear Mr.
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Hi,
If I wish to send a letter to 2 specific men, whose names I know, how to I write the greeting? I feel "Dear Sirs" is too informal, On the contrary, it's very formal. It's also inappropriate, since you know their names.
since I do know their names. However, I do not know which is more correct,
"Dear Mr. One and Mr. Two", I'd say this.
But note that, in a b
If I wish to send a letter to 2 specific men, whose names I know, how to I write the greeting? I feel "Dear Sirs" is too informal, On the contrary, it's very formal. It's also inappropriate, since you know their names.
since I do know their names. However, I do not know which is more correct,
"Dear Mr. One and Mr. Two", I'd say this.
But note that, in a b
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