By Formal letter, Regards

Hi I need to write a warning letter formally to one of my staff, who is a) mis-handling cash b) Lack of co-ordination with other staff He is good person. I need to warn softly so that he may correct and continue to work. He is having family and many commitments, consider all this I dont...

Yours sincerely and Yours faithfully In the UK, traditional valedictions have been mainly replaced by "Yours sincerely" or "Yours faithfully".(Do not paste and copy lengthy material without citing references-- MM) I personally feel that Kind Regards or Best Regards sounds cold...

I would like to know about my assignment of Marketing Research, I still don’t know how many marks I’ve got!Kind regards!

Hi everybody, Could you please check my letter and give me advice on how to improve it. The CEO has agreed to give us an airplane ticket but we need to write a formal letter first. Thanks a lot "To the Chief Executive Officer Dear Sir, I am writing to you on behalf of ***...

In a more formal letter, just Regards or With regards, is used. Best regards or Warm regards really means "My warm regards to you and yours." There is no other closing after you write these.

1. can I finish a formal letter with "Hoping to receive your answer and sending regards, Joanna"? I find this too informal an ending for a formal letter. I hope to receive your answer shortly, and then your formal closing. 2. should I write the pronoun "you" in a capital letter? ( in...

Hi,I've got some questions and I hope you can answer them.Thanks in advance1. can I finish a formal letter with "Hoping to receive your answer and sending regards, Joanna"?2. should I write the pronoun "you" in a capital letter? ( in formal or informal letters)3. can I say "call for...

I have drafted the letter, can anybody give some comment? "Dear Sir/Madamn, I am writing to report about a document lost. the document of (Ref: 1234567) given by(WHO) on (DAYS) for (PURPOSE) was lost on (DAY), due to (REASONS). Please note it in record and advice me on this matter.I would...

Hi, I've sent a formal letter to a prof. and he replied signing his name (like "Kind regards, John."). Now, can I reply by saying "Dear John", or am I to reply "Dear Prof. X"?What's the more proper form? If you're not a student, 'John' would be acceptable if you know him reasonbably well....

Hi all,I've sent a formal letter to a prof. and he replied signing his name (like "Kind regards, John."). Now, can I reply by saying "Dear John", or am I to reply "Dear Prof. X"?What's the more proper form? Thanks a lot.