The letter is from Mark Appleby, head of the logistics department, responding to an email from Anne Taylor on May 2nd. Appleby thanks Taylor for her correspondence and expresses his willingness to work with her in the future on logistics matters. The letter closes with Appleby's signature and role.
The letter is from Mark Appleby, head of the logistics department, responding to an email from Anne Taylor on May 2nd. Appleby thanks Taylor for her correspondence and expresses his willingness to work with her in the future on logistics matters. The letter closes with Appleby's signature and role.
The letter is from Mark Appleby, head of the logistics department, responding to an email from Anne Taylor on May 2nd. Appleby thanks Taylor for her correspondence and expresses his willingness to work with her in the future on logistics matters. The letter closes with Appleby's signature and role.
I’m looking forward to working with you in the future.
your faithfully, Mark Appleby head of logistics department
Formal / semi-formal letter layout
Dear Mr Brown
Dear Ms Brown
I am writing with reference to your email of 12 June.
Yours sincerely
or: Best regards / Kind regards
Dear Sir or Madam
Yours faithfully
or: Best regards / Kind regards
writing the date:
18 December
1. With reference to your email of …..(date)
2. You will be pleased to hear that 3. I would be grateful if you could…. 4. If you wish, I would be happy to … 5. Please find attached 6. Thank you for your assistance 7. Do not hesitate to contact us if you need any further information. 8. I am writing to inform you that … 9.We regret to inform you that… 10. I will contact you again.
1.Re your last email
2.Good news! 3. Can you …? 4. Do you want me to…? 5. I’ve attached.. 6. Thanks for your help. 7. If there’s anything else, just let me know. 8. Just a short note to let you know… 9. Unfortunately, … 10. I’ll get back to you.