Hello, a friend of mine had to write a letter of apology for his course in Business English. He wrote the following letter of apology. The teacher crossed nearly all of his words out. Is the letter grammatically an absolutely nonsense or what did

hi, what's the difference between - all the best - cheers - best wishes - yours sincerely (which is more formal) do they really mean different things or are they just different for the sake of formality? thanks

I wish to make an application letter for NOC for the below matter. Could someone please help me in drafting this letter more better. The matter is as below. Dear Sirs, I and my wife are both working here in Doha . As we have a 2yr old

Hi, Dear Sir or Madam, I am enrolled as an out of state, independent student. My student number is xxxxxx (if you have one). I recently moved to California from New Jersey for family reasons. My mother is a single parent who takes

Dear Sirs, I and my wife are both working here in Doha . As we have a 2yr old son, we face difficulties in baby caring him while we both are on duty. Hence we are planning to recruit a live- in housemaid, who can baby-sit our son during our

Hi, The normal thing is to use 'Yours sincerely' (and to spell it correctly! ) Clive

Hello, teachers. I have a question, I'm ordering something online... and at the same time... i want to tell that particular seller that in case things go well...between us... i'd like to offer him my advertising services.. and

Hi everybody, Please support me with the format letter when applying for a passport in order to justify the position I am working at present which is given by the employer.Hope you can improve on the following,and send a reply to (Email

Hi, When you know the name of the addressee: Dear Mr Brown ... Yours sincerely When you don't know the name of the addressee: Dear Sir or Madam ... Yours faithfully These are good if you're preparing a test. Cambridge exams, for

Hi, The most common expression is 'Yours sincerely'. Clive