When writting a letter…?
Do you sign the letter as:
Very truly yours,
or
Very truly Yours,
and do you put a ( ; ) at the end of yours instead of a comma?
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Very truly yours,
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You shouldn’t use ‘very’ and it’s not ‘truly yours’ – it’s the other way around. It should be like this:
Yours truly,
*insert name here*
That’s all. It’s always a comma, and never a ( ; ) That’s the proper punctuation.
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I use sincerely and a comma
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I always end mine talk to you later, then sign my name. If it is a business letter I end it thanks for your time, then sign my name. ss
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Sincerely, (My choice)
Very truely yours,
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