In Capitalisation^x, Yours sincerely^x

As a trained teacher of English as a foreign language (TEFL), the rules are still the same as they were when I left school (50 years ago!). The valedition "Yours faithfully" is used in cases where the salutation is "Dear Sir" or "Dear Madam" . The valedition...

Anonymous wrote:As nobody has mentioned it previously, i thought i'd just say that "Yours Sincerely" is used informally and "Yours faithfully" is used on things such as formal business letters. Please note the case of the two phrases (capitalisation of the S or f) Poppycock, Anon. Your...

As nobody has mentioned it previously, i thought i'd just say that "Yours Sincerely" is used informally and "Yours faithfully" is used on things such as formal business letters. Please note the case of the two phrases (capitalisation of the S or f)

Hi there... I am not quiet sure about the new outline you suggested...but I tried my best. Now I have two different drafts...in my opinion the second is better...what do you say? I am really always surprised because of my capitalisation....it's that we have this in German and I'm used to it..I...