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| Read more... Source: The UsingEnglish ESL Digest Online newsletter weblog containing ideas, thoughts and musings about the English language and its use, and is aimed at ESL learners and teachers alike. |
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| I tend to use "Regards" too. Are the rules for email different from elsewhere? Generally, I would say that email is a very much less formal medium than any other. What do you think?
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| Formal email is an alien concept to me. :wink: Anyhow, I agree with Red. I tend to use no signature or just R. :) |
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