I can write a formal letter | Quizlet

Dear Sir
Dear Madam
Dear Sir or Madam

If you are writing to a stranger or you don't know the person's name, use the phrases on the right. (beginnings)

Yours faithfully
your name

If you are writing to a stranger or you don't know the person's name, use the phrases on the right. (endings)

Dear Mr Wu
Dear Miss Gilberto

If you know the person, use Mr, Mrs, Miss, Ms, Dr, etc. and their surname. (beginnings)

Your sincerely

If you know the person, use Mr, Mrs, Miss, Ms, Dr, etc. and their surname. (endings)

Dear Rosa
Dear Conrad

If you know them quite well, you can use their first name. (beginnings)

(With) best wishes
Kind regards

If you know them quite well, you can use their first name. (endings)

Dear Min Ho
Hi, Pavel

For an informal letter to a good friend of family member, use the first name. Note: Love (from) is not normally used by a man writing to another man. (beginnings)

Love (from)
All the best/ Take care

For an informal letter to a good friend of family member, use the first name. Note: Love (from) is not normally used by a man writing to another man. (endings)

stranger

a person that you do not know.

enclose sth

put sth in an envelope or packet with sth else (đính kèm, kèm theo).

deposit

a sum of money which is your first payment for sth (you will pay the rest later). (You pay a deposit on or for sth.) (tiền đặt cọc)

commence

to begin.

I would be grateful if you could ... = I would appreciate it if you could ...

used when you request sth.

in particular

especially, particularly.

whether

if.

nearby = close by

not far away.

don't hesitate to do sth

don't feel worried about doing sth

look forward to sth

think with pleasure about sth that is going to happen

hearing from you

receiving your letter

further (a)

comparative of far
The station is further than the bank.

further (a)

(only before a noun) more
Have you any further questions?

Further to ...

is used in letters to mention a previous letter or conversation about the same subject.
Further to my letter of 5 July, I am happy to ...