No, "Dear sir" ends with "Yours faithfully" and "Dear Mr Smith" ends with "Yours sincerely". Both are for formal business letters. (A good trick to remember them is that the two S's - "sir"

Hello, teachers. I have a question, I'm ordering something online... and at the same time... i want to tell that particular seller that in case things go well...between us... i'd like to offer him my advertising services.. and

Hi, When you know the name of the addressee: Dear Mr Brown ... Yours sincerely When you don't know the name of the addressee: Dear Sir or Madam ... Yours faithfully These are good if you're preparing a test. Cambridge exams, for

Good afternoon Please can you tell me when do I use: Yours sincerely and when do I use: Yours faithfully when writing a formal letter. Many thanks Regards Marianne Shaw

Hey, people :) Is it appropriate to use "Yours, *my name*" in a formal letter? Note, it is "Yours" and not "Yours faithfully" or "Yours sincerely". I have already figured out the use of the latter) Please,

Hello there! Can anyone help me to improve this covering letter which I will need for an internship? Thanks a lot! To whom it may concern, Please accept this letter along with my Resume in consideration for a internship position within your

Hi, Welcome to the Forum. my teacher asked me to write a formal letter by those orders: you are planning to study abroad in a very prestigious college. write a letter to the director of the college asking for the curriculum of the college. You

Somebody, please, check my recommendation letter. The deadline is the 6th of November. Dear Sir/Madam, The academic reference is provided at the request of *** who is applying for the *** Program. I have known *** for 2 years as he has taken a

Sorry for spamming It occurred on the part that I had understood my post did not go through which is why I posted again. Resulting in these multiple threads. *Sorry for the inconveniences*

Salutations! I don't have any friends/family members who can really proof read this for me... so I am hoping someone can check if I have it in the correct format if I have any grammatical problem... which I am certain I do, I re-read it a few