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Dear Mary Yours faithfully...
Dear Mary Yours/With love/With best wishes... Dear John, Yours sincerely...
Dear John, Yours/With love/With best wishes... Yours faithfully and Yours sincerely are used only in formal letters. At the end of a letter to a friend or relative, use Yours, With love, With best wishes, etc. 2
Dear Sir, Yours,
Dear Sir, Yours faithfully, When a formal letter begins with Dear Sir or Dear Madam, it usually ends with Yours faithfully. youth There’lI be a lot of youths at the party and so you should be able to enjoy yourself.
There’lI be a lot of young people at the party and so you should be able to enjoy yourself. Life in a city is more interesting for the youth because there are more things to do.
Life in a city is more interesting for young people because there are more things to do. Youth (countable) is used, often in a disapproving way, to refer to a boy/young man between the ages of about fifteen and twenty: ‘He was attacked and robbed by a gang of youths.’ . Youth (uncountable) is used mainly in formal styles to refer to all young people considered as a group in society: ‘The youth of industrialized nations need to be made aware of global problems.’ The usual phrase for ‘people between the ages of about fifteen and twenty’ is young people: ‘These holidays are designed for young people like yourselves.’
