In Yours sincerely^x, Regards^x

Jon, I think your letter reads quite well. One sentence stood out to me because it is the same type of structure that I have difficulty with. I am going to play with it a bit. You might find you don't like my revised letter. If that is the case, at least you are better prepared to tweak...

See To make it short, if you don't know the person's name, you will write: "Dear sir/madam, (letter.. ) Yours faithfully, Bernard" If you know the person's name you'll write: "Dear Madam Jessica Pretty, (letter.. ) Yours sincerely, Bernard" If you are in an unformal relation, you'll...

Hi, As a Dutch national in an international working environment I regularly need to write business e-mails in English. I am doubting whether 'with kind regards' or 'kind regards' is the proper closing for an e-mail. My Dutch collegues tend to say 'with kind regards' but I am not sure if that is...

Has anyone ever heard of signing off a letter "Kind regards, Yours sincerely," Yes.....that is both of them. I have been told that it is a proper way of signing off if you want to be both slightly less formal (but not INformal), in the first instance, and remain professional, in the second...

When ending a letter with 'Kind regards' and following it immediately beneath with 'Yours sincerely', which punctuation mark (if any) should be used after 'regards'? Thanks for your help!

Hello. Your English skills are excellent. I will try to make a few suggestions for you. Dear XXXXXXX, I am currently completing my Ph. D. in Functional Polymer Science at the Faculty of Textile Science and Technology, XXXXXXX University. I will graduate from XXXXXXXX’ s laboratory in March...

I am not a native English speaker, and would very much like opinions on the following letter. Thank you very much in advance. Dear XXXXXXX I am currently completing my Ph. D. in Functional Polymer Science at Faculty of Textile Science and Technology, XXXXXXX University and I will graduate from...

"Kind regards" is simply a well intentioned gesture. It's another way of saying "Good, Best wishes" - I would not capitalise the r or w; but it wouldn't be a sin if you did! Also see: A very polite ending Yours sincerely, faithfully Writing to someone you don't know cc, bcc (E-mail)

When I hear from you from your last letter of 10th October following our Tingwen meeting last month, it is so glad to know that you enjoy this visite to Tingwen and are all back home safely. I do appreciate your comments in your letter about your intention to the development of the profession in...

Many thanks for your letter of 10 October following our Beijing meeting last month. I am very pleased you all are back home and enjoy your Beijing visit this time so much. I do appreciate your comments in your letter about your impression to the development of the profession in China and the...