Bussines/official Letters

[minud]

(Students)
How its start with salutation to End of Business Letter and which is short and sweet style of the age...

 

[Rover_KE]

Here's a website which gives samples of business letters:

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Click on each letter to enlarge it.

Rover

 

[DavidA]

Hi minud,

I don't quite understand what you are trying to ask, but perhaps this will help you.

When writing an official letter to a person whose name you do not know, your salutation should be: Dear Sir/Madam.

When writing an official letter to a person whose name you do know, your salutation should be: Dear Mr. X. You should replace "X" with the person's surname, and "Mr." with their correct title - which may be Mr, Mrs, Miss, Ms, Dr and so on.

When writing an official letter to a person whose name you do not know, your valediction (how you end the letter) should be: Yours faithfully, followed by your name on the next line.

When writing an official letter to a person whose name you do know, your valediction (how you end the letter) should be: Yours sincerely, followed by your name on the next line.

 

[minud]

Thanks David.
But in inquiry to some lawful matter how we are discribed?
Any short sentenses we can used?
Hope to hear soon.:?::?::?:

 

[Barb_D]

But in inquiry to some lawful matter how we are discribed?
Any short sentenses we can used?

Can you ask this question another way? I cannot understand what you are asking.