By Business letters

You're welcome Terry. I wish long life and good fortune to you in this new year!

Thank you very much Vera. Wishing you a New Year filled with good health, new hope and new beginnings!

...over the years. ...all your support for such a long time; it has meant so much to us. ..inform you that the price of raw materials (inner boxes, chemicals, etc.) as well as the price of fuel have continually been rising. The approaching...bill will also have a significant...

Dear Mr.Ben, Allow us to take this opportunity to express our heartfelt thanks for the kind cooperation you extended to us over past years. We appreciate all your supports for so long time that is really meant so much to us. The purpose of this letter is inform you that due to the raw...

Hi, I have a question related to the original question.Which one of the mentioned sentences is the most appropriate in the following situations:1) Formal business letter (to a co-worker)2) When talking to an old friend (bestfriend for example)Thanks

Of course you can use "Dear Mr. or Mrs.:," I really have to disagree. "Dear Mr. or Mrs." just looks really unprofessional. You can't use it in a business letter. (And if the person reading it is an unmarried female, she's not even addressed at all!)

In business letters (or formal letters, and in any kind of letter, really), we should make it a point to know who we are addressing. Of course you can use "Dear Mr. or Mrs.:," but your readers may lose interest. Why will they lose interest? Because you don't take the time to acknowledge who...

Dear BIRD, Are you fine?I'm fine.:-)Long time never see you.Are you free next Saturday?Would you like to go out for lunch with me then?I like KFC.I remember that you like KFC,too.How about KFC at the Mall?Let me know before Saturday.In the end,Hope to see you.And don't forget to take care...

We have arranged for the surveyor to inspect these goods in November (or do you mean, on 7th November). After that: your paragraph sounds like it is part of a formal letter to a client or customer, so that "after that" is slightly too informal. You could say, "Following this inspection, they will...

Hi, In a business letter, what is the best (or correct) sentence as follows: "We have been contacted by _______ regarding an overdue debt owed by _______ and you both, as guarantors. OR We have been contacted by _______ regarding an overdue debt owed by _______ and both of you, as...