Question
You are asked to tell an audience how to write a formal thank you letter. What kind of punctuation do you tell listeners to include after their salutation?(1 point)
Responses which answer is correct and why a b c or d
a comma
a comma
a period
a period
a colon
a colon
a semicolon
Responses which answer is correct and why a b c or d
a comma
a comma
a period
a period
a colon
a colon
a semicolon
Answers
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The correct answer is **c: a colon**.
In formal writing, when addressing someone in a letter, it is appropriate to use a colon after the salutation. For example:
"Dear Mr. Smith:"
This indicates a formal tone, which is suitable for formal thank you letters. In contrast, a comma is typically used in informal letters, and a period or semicolon are not standard in this context.
In formal writing, when addressing someone in a letter, it is appropriate to use a colon after the salutation. For example:
"Dear Mr. Smith:"
This indicates a formal tone, which is suitable for formal thank you letters. In contrast, a comma is typically used in informal letters, and a period or semicolon are not standard in this context.
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