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Hungry Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

Way of addressing the audience

Dear Teachers,

Being a student, is it correct to start a speech with "My dear friends, seniors, teachers and everyone who’s present over here,".?

P.S. Please let me know, if you have a better way of addressing the audience.

Thanks,

Great regards, Hungry
  

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Hungry Dear Teachers, Being a student, is it correct to start a speech with " My dear friends, seniors, teachers and everyone who’s present over here, ".? S. Please let me know, if you have a better way of addressing the audience.

— Philip

  • Hungry Dear Teachers, Being a student, is it correct to start a speech with " My dear friends, seniors, teachers and everyone who’s present over here, ".?
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  • Please let me know, if you have a better way of addressing the audience.
  • Thanks, Great regards, Hungry I think it's best to address people in order of so-called importance, so it depends on who is in attendance.
  • In your example, I think that "fellow students, teachers, friends and relatives" might be enough.
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HungryDear Teachers,

Being a student, is it correct to start a speech with "My dear friends, seniors, teachers and everyone who’s present over here,".?

P.S. Please let me know, if you have a better way of addressing the audience.

Thanks,

Great regards, Hungry

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PhilipI think it's best to address people in order of so-called importance, so it depends on who is in attendance. In your example, I think that "fellow students, teachers, friends and relatives" might be enough. I really don't like the last part you provided.
Thanks a lot for giving me a hand, Philip.

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PhilipI think it's best to address people in order of so-called importance, so it depends on who is in attendance. In your example, I think that "fellow students, teachers, friends and relatives" might be enough. I really don't like the last part you provided.

Thanks a lot for giving
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how can we address it to the principal too?
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