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I can't agree with you that it's a completely formal letter. I would agree that it's common and appropriate in most workplace settings, but it's a far cry from formal. This thread is very old, but one replacement phrase would be "I appreciate your help with this...

The truth is "Kindly do the needful" has absolutely no direct translation. In an email, formal or informal, Americians do not have an "exit line" that says anything remotely close to that. I'm sure it's a culture thing, but americians see this as you saying "Do...

Hi, Sorry for interrupting. Does 'Dear Sir or Madam' will do good in a formal letter? Yes, it's fine. If it's compared to 'To Whom It May Concern', which one is better in a formal letter? If you search for 'To whom it may concern', you'll find lots of...

You wrote these sentences to respond to the original inquiring post: : This is very informal - were you asked to do an informal letter or an essay? Other than that, my main impression is that you haven't really answered the question - only a few words about your impression of the class. I...

This is very informal - were you asked to do an informal letter or an essay? Other than that, my main impression is that you haven't really answered the question - only a few words about your impression of the class.

Sorry for interrupting. Is 'RE:' better included in a formal letter? What purpose does it serve actually?

Sorry for interrupting. Does 'Dear Sir or Madam' will do good in a formal letter? If it's compared to 'To Whom It May Concern', which one is better in a formal letter?

I'm trying to write a formal letter of reassurance. We have to be paid before the completion of a certain deliverable. So I'm must write up a formal letter to the Director stating our reassurance to complete the deliverable/phase after the project has been handed-over. Please help someone!

Good Time of Day! Well, I just read the list of members online and found this: -- In the past 3 days, the most popular thread for everyone has been "Sample of formal letter writing". The post with the most views is "Live chat room". The most replies ...

No, I'm sorry. You can draft the text of the letter and post it. Write down what you would say the person if you were speakign to him/her. Do you really mean FROM the phamacist TO the patients?