You have been asked to work on a project in another city. You will have to stay there for three months and are searching for accommodation. You are writing a letter to your friend, Joan Clarke, asking her if you can stay with her for three months. Which of the following is an appropriate close for the letter?

Cordially,

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Best regards,

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Respectfully yours,

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Yours sincerely,

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Solution

The correct option is D Cordially,
The appropriate closing is Option A. It is a letter to a friend and 'Cordially' suits for an appropriate complimentary closing here. Option B is incorrect as 'Best regards' is generally used to close personal business letters or semi-formal letters. Options C and D are incorrect as they are used to close formal letters or business letters.

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