Following traditional etiquette, if there is ‘dear sir’ or ‘dear madam’ at the top of your letter or email, then you should sign off with ‘yours faithfully’ or ‘yours truly.’ ...

Dear Sirs' or 'Dear Sir or Madam': which one would you recommend? (Note the use of zero article with abstract nouns!) Your question about how to begin and end letters is an important one.

Most Americans do not use the word "kindly." Other red flag phrases include: "Dear sir or madam" -- no one in the US says "madam" these days A sentence starting with "am" -- such as "am contacting ...

Even "Dear Sirs or Madam" is a lot better but still seems very ... go ahead and address the letter to that person. Will the executive be the first person to open the cover letter in the applicant ...

A London council has banned all staff from starting letters with ‘Sir’ or ... ‘In formal correspondence, Dear Sir or Madam is ...

Zdenek Berger from the Czech Republic asks about using the indefinite article and the appropriate way to word a letter ... man or to a woman? 'Dear Sirs' or 'Dear Sir or Madam': which one would ...