Can i end a letter with either of them ‘Yours’ and ‘Yours truly’?
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Prefer "Sincerely," "Sincerely yours," or "Yours sincerely."
"Truly" almost crosses the line from formal to intimate.
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There are many forms.
Yours e.t.c. <-- I;'d wrote this with an ampersand & a c, but this stupid system turns ampersands into & <--- see :)
Each form, has its place.
Look them up and use them each in its place.
Yours sincerely, me. :)
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I agree with Helen Gish. “Sincerely” is more appropriate for letters addressed to people whom you don’t know very well.
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Hi Helen. But when I look it up in the dictionary, it says that we use ‘yours truly’ when we write to someone we don’t know well
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