Official letters are concluded by :
- Yours faithfully
- Yours sincerely
- Yours Truly
Ai only
Biii only
CNone of these
Di, ii
Answer:
A. i only
Read Explanation:
The conclusion of a letter, known as the Subscription or Complimentary Close, depends on the relationship between the sender and the recipient.
Yours faithfully: This is the standard subscription for Official Letters, Formal Letters, and Business Letters, especially when the letter begins with the formal salutation "Sir," "Madam," "Dear Sir," or "Dear Madam."
Yours sincerely: This is used in Semi-formal or Demy-official (D.O.) letters where the sender and recipient have a more personal acquaintance or when the salutation includes the person's name (e.g., "Dear Mr. Smith").
Yours Truly: This is an older, more American style of formal closing, but it is less common in modern Indian government/official correspondence compared to "Yours faithfully."