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| My problem is how should I greet a professor in a formal enquiry letter? I'm writing to a professor of a British university and I'm now stuck before I can start writing anything. I mean, can I write something like: Dear Professor xxxxx: Hello, I am spetsnaz26 from...is "Hello" the proper choice or is there something else more "formal"? Thanks again:) |
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Dear Professor [type in the professor's name here], I am spetsnaz26 from ...First, Dear is a greeting, so you don't need to type Hello. Second, use a comma (,) instead of a colon (:). |
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| Thank you for the prompt reply! |
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| Spetsnaz26, any time. |
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