Which closing is appropriate for a formal letter beginning 'Dear Sir or Madam'?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. Yours faithfully
In British-style letters, 'Dear Sir or Madam' pairs with 'Yours faithfully'.
Answer: Yours faithfully.
Why not the others: Yours sincerely: it is used when you know the name of the recipient. Best wishes: it is too informal. See you soon: it is too informal.
Answer: Yours faithfully.
Why not the others: Yours sincerely: it is used when you know the name of the recipient. Best wishes: it is too informal. See you soon: it is too informal.
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