Thanks CalifJim for your help. Actually I am a non-native speaker of English. The problem with non-native speakers is they translate their language to English and sometimes what we think is correct in our own language may not be correct while

What I would do is simply purchase a thank you card and write a quick personal note in the card. Dear Doctor Healthy, I greatly appreciate the assistance you gave me. It helped me get extra sales, a new job, or whatever. Yours truly, (or

dear sir, Hello, I'm susant from india. I'm keen to speak good & fluently english. Please help & suggestion me how I'm able to perfect in spoken english? Thanking you & looking forward to your answer. With warm regard

Hi , Deepa, i beg to differ, now there are many divorces and many remarraiges. thanks to those 'silly' serials they show on tv. where marraige takes place and in no time divorece and again marraige. Yes, you are right, we have to follow the

Hello Everyone When you say 'kind regards' - who is being kind? The implication is that the writer of the letter is kind, which is a tad preposterous. IMHO, Best Regards or Warm Regards would be a better option.

Well, there are different schools of thought nowadays. However the basic rule is that when you use Dear Sir/Madam then you end with yours faithfully . When you know the name of recipient then use yours sincerely . General example: Dear Mr