Hi Guys, Wanted to know if it is okay to use capital letters "W" and "R" in Warm Regards, I currently use caps... I feel using caps would mean creating emphasis on the words Warm and Regards. Look forward to your

when to use "warm regards' in closing?

Hello, I´m currently learning Spanish and I am enjoying it. I have developed a keen interest in teaching English, could you please let me know how I can get started. Look forward to hearing from you. Warm Regards, Lisa

Do you only capitalize the first word of a closing? exapmle - Warm regards, or Warm Regards,

With regard to is correct. Taken from, " Dictionary of Problem Words and Expressions ," by Harry Shaw: regard, regards. Both of these words suggest esteem, respect, admiration, and approbation: "I regard that minister

Dear friends, It gives us immense pleasure in inviting you as constant client to our company. we will be highly obliged to become your distributor in RUSSIA for your products.It will be good to discuss any aspect of our credit policy with you at

Sure here is what I got: Roberta Quinlan (address) June 16, 2006 Brian Kane (address) Dear Brian: It was a pleasure to visit with you this afternoon, and I write to confirm our understanding. You as the sole sharehold of Kane electronics,

. Dear Mr , Kindly send me the details of your profile so that I can go through it and get back to you as soon as possible . Regards, Clint Dear Sir / Madam, Kindly send some motivation letters as soon as possible, for which act of kindness I

"Warm Regards" for me has more intimacy about it than "Best Regards" - depends on the person though cause some people see that as the same thing. Usually I consider "Best Regards" more in relation to a person health

I am a bit confused .. english is not my native tongue.. could you tell or explain to me which of the following sentences is right? " I want to wash some clothes of him.” or “I want to wash some clothes of his" or "I want to wash