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Thank you! I though I was to direct (and the kind regards was written as Y.F in the end = Yours faithfully).

name of meeting date of meeting We are the delegates of xxxx. Following is the detail information about the arrival time and the flight number: There are 7 delegates (They are xx, xx.....) will arrive at the xxx International Airport on local

I wonder if I might be permitted to correct the letter suggested by Wumanfu? First, starting a letter with Dear Sir/Madam is very old-fashioned. Many men (I included) do not like a start with a hint that I might be a madam. Men tend to dislike

dear sir i want to write a covering letter to my resume and i am a m.com graduate working with an auditor and i have variety of accounting and audit exp in the feild of softwere industry manufracturing sector and i have working exp for about 3

Sorry, I left the ending a little bit incomplete. I'll try again... Hi, I’d do something like this on a PC by using a mail merge. Dear Sir/Madam Retail/Trade Show Samples I am in the process of organizing a networking event for nail

Hi, I’d do something like this on a PC by using a mail merge. Dear Sir/Madam Retail/Trade Show Samples I am in the process of organizing a networking event for nail technicians in Chicago and surrounding areas. produces nail related

or maybe... Dear Sir/Madam I am writing on behalf of my friends to enquire about accommodation for two adults and one child. My friends are going to spend a holiday in Ireland and visit local places of interest from 2nd to 9th of July.

Hi, this is my opinion regarding your letter. Your English isn’t bad at all but I’d change a few things related to style. 1 Salutation should be: Dear Sir/Madam 2 pretend that you are the customer: it’s easier and less confusing 3 use dot

Hi friend, please notice these things: 1 I’ve used short sentences 2 I give precise information about details 3 notice that I’ve used headings after Dear Sir/Madam so that the subject of the letter is easy to see 4 best to find out and use the