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Yasaswi Gomes Posted 9 years ago
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FORMAL LETTER TO A FRIEND

Hi,

Can I write a formal letter to a friend saying sorry to him because I broke my friends camera which I have borrowed for my party. Also promise to buy him a new camera and end the letter with salutation "Yours Faithfully"? Because this letter is like saying sorry to a friend and compensating him. Thanks.

  

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Hi, Can you use 'Yours Faithfully' when writing to my friend John (Dear John). I am a faithful friend and I promised to buy him a new camera cause I broke it at my party. I dont feel like using 'Your Sincerely' cause It would best suite when you are sincere in your actions and thoughts.

— Yasaswi Gomes

  • Hi, Can you use 'Yours Faithfully' when writing to my friend John (Dear John).
  • I am a faithful friend and I promised to buy him a new camera cause I broke it at my party.
  • I dont feel like using 'Your Sincerely' cause It would best suite when you are sincere in your actions and thoughts.
  • But here I am a faithful towards my friendship and I like my friendship and also I promised to replace his camera.
  • So I intend to keep my friendship and my promise by requesting him to continue our friendship.
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Hi, Can you use 'Yours Faithfully' when writing to my friend John (Dear John). I am a faithful friend and I promised to buy him a new camera cause I broke it at my party. I dont feel like using 'Your Sincerely' cause It would best suite when you are sincere in your actions and thoughts. But here I am a faithful towards my friendship and I like my friendship and also I promised to replace his c

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Dear John;

I am sorry for the damage to your camera ....


Your friend,

Sam

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