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18-May-2007, 17:36
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 email writing I need to write an email (to enquire about qualifications) to a university admissions office but I'm not sure what I'm supposed to use to start and finish it. Can you use dear sir/madam or is that to formal? And should I finish with yours faithfully? I know I would if writing a letter but that seems strange for an email... What do you think I should use? |
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18-May-2007, 19:23
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| Re: email writing If you are merely enquiring about qualifications and haven't corresponded before, I would go straight into your query, being very clear as to what you are asking about and why. If you have a name for the Admissions Officer , then address the person [Dear Ms/Mr .......... ]. You can end with just "I look forward to hearing from you soon." |
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