Anonymous  +  843516 Sat, 01 Aug 09 09:02 PM hi! my name is celeste and I am from ARgentina.Im studying english and Im doing some exercises on openings and closings in letters so I have a few questions.  "yours always, susie" what does itmean? what am I saying with this closing?   "yours ever, susie" ?  "yours for ever"  what is the difference between them? what do they mean? I have those closings in my exercises and I have to explain why did the wrtiter choose them, but all I have is the background (the letter) but I don´t know exactly the difference and meaning of those closings, and I don´t know why they are used in this or that letter. thank you!!  Anonymous Difference Between, Countries, United Kingdom, Great Britain, Languages

	AlpheccaStars  +  843622 Sat, 01 Aug 09 10:59 PM Anonymous “ "yours always, susie" what does itmean? what am I saying with this closing?   "yours ever, susie" ?  "yours for ever"  what is the difference between them? what do they mean? ” Yours always = I will always be your friend / sweetheart Yours ever  = I will be your friend / sweetheart for all time These are very informal closings, used between close friends. They mean about the same thing. It can be as strong as "Love," a closing of endearment for family members and lovers. AlpheccaStars Joined on Sun, Oct 12 2008 Senior Member 3,508 The pen is mightier than the sword. Edward Bulwer-Lytton (1803-1873) Difference Between, Relationships, Friendships, Friends