In Yours sincerely^x, Formal letter^x

Would somebody comments my formal letter. Regards, Dean Dear Sir , My name is__ __, a PhD candidate under the supervision of Dr. X and Associate Prof Y from the M Research Center. I am doing a study on the quality of information in pharmaceutical advertisements in medical...

Can you help me with my English task? I have to weite a semiformal letter to this subject: You contact a previous teacher about your choice of career. Your heart is set on theatrical studies but your parents disapprove of this choice for various reasons. Ask for his/hers advice. (2-3...

Back in primary school (final year 1982 - thank you Mrs. Drake), I learnt that you conclude a formal letter with "Yours sincerely" if you had addressed it to someone specifically (Dear Mr. Jones) or "Yours faithfully" when you addressed it to a "Dear Sir". The "Regards" are very informal and best...

Hello everyone, I found this site via google due to a debate with a colleague over the correct use of sincerely/faithfully in a letter My argument is that when you dont know someone and wish to send them a formal letter, you end with 'yours sincerely' as its the initiation of correspondence...

Hi I have written an informal letter just to practice my written English. Could you please check it for me? Thank you. -- Dear Sir First of all, I would like to thank you for allowing us to have a say in library acquisition process. The book I would like to recommend is...

If you know the name of the person you are addressing - e.g. if you started the letter Dear Mr... then you should end the letter Yours sincerely,... If you do not know the letter of the person you are addressing - e.g. if you started the letter Dear Sir or Madam or To Whom It May Concern, you...

Dear Mr. *** I am interested in applying for admission to the Media and Cultural Studies (MCS) at Middlesex University. I will graduate in 2007, in Poland where I live, with International Baccalaureate Diploma which covers the following subjects: 1) Polish Language (Higher Level) 2)...

Dear forum members, We would like to enroll our son in an English nursery school - admission is very difficult (at this age!!). Though we belive our English is acceptable for normal communication, we are not too sure about formal letter writing. We appreciate any...

According to the FCE Cambrige books, the end of a formal letter is usually: Yours faithfully, it can not be inverted, so using : faithfully yours is a mistake. Sincerely yours or Yours sincerely is less formally in UK, however it's correct in US English...

When finishing a formal letter, what´s the correct way to write it??? Your Faithfully/Your Sincerely or Yours Faithfully/Yours Sincerely. The difference is on the "s", are there both correct? Thanks.