It depends on the relationship of the writer to the person to whom they are writing.
Some examples of formal or business closings could be:
Sincerely,
Thank you for your time, (if requesting or commenting on something)
Respectfully, (this is used when addressing persons of government, most especially)
More informal options are:
Yours,
Yours truly,
Sincerely yours,
With love,
With kind regards,
Respectfully yours,
Again, it depends entirely on the relationship and formality of the correspondence. Also, the correct term for the phrase that occurs before one's signature in a letter, if that is what you are referring specifically to, is Closing, or sometimes it is called a Conclusion.
Most etiquette books (Emily Post, Letitia Baldrige are the most commonly referenced authors/sources) have exhaustive sections on proper letter-writing forms of address and closings.
In geographical terms, both are equally close, as they share a common land border with the United States. In cultural, economic and diplomatic terms, Canada is much closer to the United States, as both share a common culture and language, and are close military allies.
Elijah Foster has written: 'Two letters on the terms of Communion at the Lord's table, to a Pedobaptist' -- subject(s): Baptists, Close and open communion
Unlike terms, possibly.
A common term for a guy who is close to "shawty" is "bae," which is often used to refer to a significant other or someone special. Other terms include "honey," "boo," or simply "boyfriend," depending on the context of their relationship. These terms convey affection and intimacy.
Are you asking about sperm or spam ? Sperm is the male reproductive cell. Spam (in computing terms) is unwanted emails.
Business emails should not include text message abbreviations and slang terms
In today's terms it is: MCMXXI
MTR in welding?
In today's terms: DCCCXLI
The spelling for "25 cents" is "twenty-five cents." In terms of letters, it consists of 13 letters, including the space.
h parameters of common emiter in terms of common base and viceversa
Inverse