34. When does one use the phrase "Yours sincerely"? 35. Which expression is more suitable than the others?
Understand the Problem
The first question asks about the correct usage of the phrase "Yours sincerely" in letter writing, specifically in what type of letter it is appropriate to use. The second question asks which expression is most suitable to use.
Answer
Yours sincerely is used in formal letters when you know the name of the person you are writing to.
The answer is (A) In formal letters when you know the name of the person.
Answer for screen readers
The answer is (A) In formal letters when you know the name of the person.
More Information
Yours sincerely is a standard sign-off in formal correspondence, particularly in British English, when the recipient is known by name.
Tips
A common mistake is using 'Yours sincerely' when you don't know the recipient's name; in that case, 'Yours faithfully' is more appropriate.
Sources
- Should I write “Dear” and “Yours sincerely” in text, if not what ... - Quora - quora.com
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