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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
starting in a formal letter
Hello I'm sorry to bother you. just one question. we can write as starting in a formal letter this following sturcture:
Dear President,
After my best greeting (or After my best salutations, After my best regards), please allow me to introduce my self,,,,,,,,,,,,,etc
in frnsh we could write that: Bonjour MR,
Aprés les salutations les plus distinguées, permettez.............
what about in english Americain, can you clarify me this and thank you in advance
Dear President,
After my best greeting (or After my best salutations, After my best regards), please allow me to introduce my self,,,,,,,,,,,,,etc
in frnsh we could write that: Bonjour MR,
Aprés les salutations les plus distinguées, permettez.............
what about in english Americain, can you clarify me this and thank you in advance
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Anonymous After my best greeting (or After my best salutations, After my best regards), That would sound very stilted in American English.
- Anonymous After my best greeting (or After my best salutations, After my best regards), That would sound very stilted in American English.
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AnonymousAfter my best greeting (or After my best salutations, After my best regards),That would sound very stilted in American English.
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