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Latest post Sat, Oct 24 2009 10:56 PM by nuno_cerqueira_silva. 2 replies.
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nuno_cerqueira_silva  +  951342 Sat, 24 Oct 09 09:28 AM
Hi,

I want to write a formal letter to an educational institution, but I don't know how to start. Do I write "Dear 'name of the institution'" ? I don't think so...
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Tanit  +  951483 Sat, 24 Oct 09 01:19 PM
Hi Nuno,


I see this is your first post here, so welcome to Englishforums!


I'd start with "Dear Sir or Madam".
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nuno_cerqueira_silva, 31 days ago
Thank you Tanit ;)
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