0
Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Letter Writing
Put last name after Dear
Dear Sir/Madam,
When writing email or letter, is it appropriate to put both first and last names together after Dear? For example if I am writing to Jason, is it odd to use Dear Jason Lee? My practice is just using first name. Please advise.
Thanks,
Thomas
When writing email or letter, is it appropriate to put both first and last names together after Dear? For example if I am writing to Jason, is it odd to use Dear Jason Lee? My practice is just using first name. Please advise.
Thanks,
Thomas
Top answer
Hi, When writing email or letter, is it appropriate to put both first and last names together after Dear? For example if I am writing to Jason, is it odd to use Dear Jason Lee? My practice is just using first name.
- Hi, When writing email or letter, is it appropriate to put both first and last names together after Dear?
- For example if I am writing to Jason, is it odd to use Dear Jason Lee?
- My practice is just using first name.
- Please advise.
- Say 'Dear Jason' if he is your friend, or if he has told you to call him 'Jason'.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
1 Answers
0
Hi,
When writing email or letter, is it appropriate to put both first and last names together after Dear? For example if I am writing to Jason, is it odd to use Dear Jason Lee? My practice is just using first name. Please advise.
Say 'Dear Jason' if he is your friend, or if he has told you to call him 'Jason'.
Say 'Dear Mr. Lee' if not.
Avo
When writing email or letter, is it appropriate to put both first and last names together after Dear? For example if I am writing to Jason, is it odd to use Dear Jason Lee? My practice is just using first name. Please advise.
Say 'Dear Jason' if he is your friend, or if he has told you to call him 'Jason'.
Say 'Dear Mr. Lee' if not.
Avo
0
Related Questions