Hi, I'd suggest this. On an envelope The Reverend and Mrs. Anderson. Many, if not all, married women today prefer not to be spoken of as eg 'Mrs. Tom Anderson'. They feel it diminishes their individuality and their

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Hi, I'm looking at all these responses and has everyone forgotten our friend in ambiguity "To Whom It May Concern"? Other than for a general letter of reference for someone, are you seriously suggesting that people should

Hi, I'm looking at all these responses and has everyone forgotten our friend in ambiguity "To Whom It May Concern"? Other than for a general letter of reference for someone, are you seriously suggesting that people should

It depends on who you're writing the letter to. If, of course, you are writing a personal letter to a friend, then yes- it is okay to close a letter with "Forever your friend, Penny." If you are writing a business letter, it's

Hi, Seems a bit like nobody cares for these long questions. QUESTION 5: Examples are given below. "I was wondering if it was still there." "I was wondering if it were still there." *Since "wondering" implies doubt and

Hello Anon "Yours truly" is mostly used in American English, so I'm not too sure. Maybe a passing AmE will let us know. MrP Passing American here. Having spent most of my day today drafting business letters (dunning

Tony Cooper wrote on 15 Jun 2004: Do you have any idea at all what "ad hominem" means? Are you not aware that a high percentage of your posts are nothing but that? Of course I know what it means and of course I know that most of my