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Here's a letter in the form of enquiry. All the words in bold indicate where I feel quite unsure and suffer from finding better expressions. Any corrections about those would be appreciated. Thanks Chengwei Liu Dear Sir or Madam, I learn from the Google’s newsgroup that the places can be...

Other common expressions are: All the best, All the best wishes, Cheers, which I think are neither formal nor informal. Or perhaps I'm wrong about this. So, MrP, the use of "Best," disconcerts you... Sextus

Hi. i dont really understand what you tried to say in the first sentence, here is an idea: As personal goal, I would like to devote my life to find new ideas and methods in order to advance mankind’s health in Palestine. I have many reasons for wantimg to give a great contribution to...

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The traditional rule of etiquette in Britain is that a letter starting "Dear Sir or Madam" must end "Yours faithfully", while a letter starting "Dear " must end "Yours sincerely". In formal etiquete, not to use these formulaic expressions would be interpreted as ignorant. (Obviously this...