Question

Is any change in salutation of any letter

Answer 1

Salutation: The salutation is the greeting the letters which will take a form which is appropriate to the relation in which the sender stands to addressee.

We change the forms of Salutation when:

1. In writing private letters to relatives, the salutation are as follows: My dear Father, My dear Mother, Dearest Sister, My dear Arpita (Arpita is a name), Dear Brother, Sweetest Sister, etc.
2. In writing letters to very close friends: My dear Anil (Anil is a name), Dearest Sunil (Sunil is a name), Dear Megha (Megha is a name), etc.
3. When we write to friends or acquaintances much older to us: Mr. Mann (Mann is a name), Dear Mrs Gupta (Gupta is a name), etc.
4. To Principals, schoolmasters or teachers: Sir or Madam
5. To Strangers: Dear Sir (if we address a gentleman), Dear Madam (if we address a lady), etc.

Note: An appropriate form of salutation in writing letters is always required to show respect to whom we are writing letter. ^-^