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Yours faithfully or sincerely?

'Yours sincerely' is when you know the name and title of the person .'Yours faithfully' is if you don't know the person's name.

Formal: you are going to say something

I am writing to inform...

Formal: say you want to know about something

I am writing with regard to...

Formal: say you are unhappy/ not satisfied

I am writing to express my dissatisfaction with ...

Formal: say you are sorry

I am writing to apologise...

Formal: ask for information

I am writing to request...

When do you close your email with " Yours faithfully " ?

If you start your email with Dear Sir or Madam

"Write back soon." Change this sentence into a more polite and formal style.

I look forward to receiving your reply soon. I hope to hear from you soon.

In which part of the email do you ask for a reply ?

Closing

"What are the dates and times of the next course ?" Make this question a formal one.

Could I ask about the dates and times of the next course ?

In semi-formal email do we use direct or indirect questions to ask for information ?

Indirect

Where do we write about the purpose of our email - opening, body or closing ?

Opening

How do we refer if we don't know if the woman is married or not ?

Dear Ms + surname

How do we refer to an unmarried woman ?

Dear Miss + surname

How do we refer to a married woman ?

Dear Mrs + surname

How do we start the email if we don't know the name of the person you are writing to

Dear Sir or Dear Madam

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