In Yours sincerely^x, Regards^x

"To my mind there are onlt two rules to English usage: write what you mean in as short and clear a way as possible, and never use multiple exclamation marks at the end of a sentence. (In fact, never use exclamation marks, you probably don't need it.) " Dear Guest, The above statement is...

Yours faithfully, is used when the letter starts Dear Sir, or Madam, or To Whom It May Concern. In other words a formal address. When you use a name, eg. Dear Mr.Smith, Dear Clive, etc., the letter should end Yours sincerely. Thanking you, Kindest regards, cheers, etc., are used before Yours...

I have been following this thread and thought that I should add my opinion too. Though in the composition class in schools the rigid rules of letter writin are taught, and the usage of post scripts(yours sicerely, yours faithfully and the like) are fixed, I personally feel that we can write...

As an expeditor, at work I spend probably 50% of my time writing to businesses. Correspondence is about 90% email so the endings I recieve are quite curious. By and large however, it's almost always 'Kind regards' which is ultimately a friendly ending. If replying to a response that has been...

I am writing an enquiry email to someone in the recruitment team of a company I would like to work for. I do not know this person but have been given their address by somebody else. I am struggling on the formal nature of the opening and closing of the email. For example I have been told the...

This sounds a little odd, use one or the other. If it is very formal, use Yours sincerely. If you are unsure, Kind Regards will work in almost all cases. (I'm a native English speaker)

Vincent, To answer 1) I would write 'She enjoys all activities inside and outside kindergarten INCLUDING common academic lessons, ballet dancing, violin lessons, PICNICS WITH HER CLASSMATES, SCHOOL EXCURSIONS, and many other activities.' or 'She enjoys all activities inside and...

Vincent, I have corrected any grammatical errors, and reworked certain phrases so they read 'easier' in English. The first thing I picked up on was that you often switch between "we" and "my." You are writing the letter as a couple yet refer to your daughter as only "yours." This makes it...

Dear all, Please help to give me an advice and correction. Thank you. Regards, Vincent ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- My address Date Mr. Wong (The Headmaster) School name and school address Dear Mr. Wong: We would like to...

Why Best regards is horrible? Is there a reasonable reason? Can I use Best regards in sending messages through email? Is it suitable to end email message addressing assistant professor by Best regards? I wait your replies. Reply me quickly,please.