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What are some expressions that can be used to end an email?
I know a few,
Best regards
Best
Sincerely
Eagerly
Think of it as an email for first impression for a potential client. Formal but flexible.
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When concerned about propriety, treat an email as you would a classic business letter. (I'm assuming a US English speaking recipient). "Yours faithfully" if you don't know their name. "Yours sincerely" if you do. Here is a decent guide to business letter writing, and the same rules apply to both email and traditional mail. |
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