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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Letter Writing
Letter or an email
These days email communication has taken over the traditional way of writing personal or business letters.
I want to know for business related or semiformal letters ending the contect by "With Regards"........and your name.
Is it common? a good english to use or just leave at as " Regards".......
I want to know for business related or semiformal letters ending the contect by "With Regards"........and your name.
Is it common? a good english to use or just leave at as " Regards".......
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Business-related and semi-formal letters may close with ' Best regards ' (and notice that only the first word is capitalized) if the recipient is a reasonably familiar acquaintance; otherwise, use 'Sincerely yours'. 'With regards' and 'Regards' are short forms of 'Best regards' and are considered rather lazy substitutes.
- Business-related and semi-formal letters may close with ' Best regards ' (and notice that only the first word is capitalized) if the recipient is a reasonably familiar acquaintance; otherwise, use 'Sincerely yours'.
- 'With regards' and 'Regards' are short forms of 'Best regards' and are considered rather lazy substitutes.
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Business-related and semi-formal letters may close with 'Best regards' (and notice that only the first word is capitalized) if the recipient is a reasonably familiar acquaintance; otherwise, use 'Sincerely yours'. 'With regards' and 'Regards' are short forms of 'Best regards' and are considered rather lazy substitutes.
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