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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Hi.
1. How would you punctuate what I think is a typical salutation part of an email or short letter?
1) Hello, Sue.
It was nice talking to you yesterday.
2) Hi, Sue.
It was nice talking to you yesterday.
2. I think I asked this question before in this forum but didn't see my post appearing. What is the difference?
I will see you two weeks later.
I will see you within two weeks.
1. How would you punctuate what I think is a typical salutation part of an email or short letter?
1) Hello, Sue.
It was nice talking to you yesterday.
2) Hi, Sue.
It was nice talking to you yesterday.
2. I think I asked this question before in this forum but didn't see my post appearing. What is the difference?
I will see you two weeks later.
I will see you within two weeks.
Top answer
Hi, 1. How would you punctuate what I think is a typical salutation part of an email or short letter? 1) Hello, Sue.
- Hi, 1.
- How would you punctuate what I think is a typical salutation part of an email or short letter?
- 1) Hello, Sue.
- It was nice talking to you yesterday.
- 2) Hi, Sue.
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Hi,
1. How would you punctuate what I think is a typical salutation part of an email or short letter?
1) Hello, Sue.
It was nice talking to you yesterday.
2) Hi, Sue.
It was nice talking to you yesterday.
The common form is Hi Sue, Hello Sue,
2. I think I asked this question before in this forum but didn't see my post appearin
1. How would you punctuate what I think is a typical salutation part of an email or short letter?
1) Hello, Sue.
It was nice talking to you yesterday.
2) Hi, Sue.
It was nice talking to you yesterday.
The common form is Hi Sue, Hello Sue,
2. I think I asked this question before in this forum but didn't see my post appearin
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