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December 22, 2006

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Patrick

Lynn,

I wish you a happy New Year as well.
Thank you for all the educational articles you have written this year.

Thanks,

Patrick

LuLu

Ok but is "happy" capitalize as in: we would like to wish all of our affiliates a happy New Year!

Jasmine

Why do you write:
a birthday card
a Christmas card...but

a New Year's card(with apostrophe)?

Lynn Gaertner-Johnston

Hi, Jasmine. I would send you a New Year's card to celebrate New Year's Day.

The name of the day has an apostrophe.

Lynn

Aziz

hi, can you please help me to write an email message to send to the guests to wish them haapy new year.
Regards

Lynn Gaertner-Johnston

Hello, Aziz. Please read my December 27 post. I believe you will find the right message there.

Happy new year!

Lynn

Cecilia

Hello....I am late trying to send some of my prospect clients a New Years greeting...

Will you help me with right words,

Tks.
ceciƱia

shamim

Dear Lynn,
I hope all is well with you,
I want to send a happy new year formal email to my professor, would you please help me with that? and could you please email me?
thanks in advance
shamim

Lynn Gaertner-Johnston

Hello, Shamim. I am afraid I do not have time to email you with a sample message.

I wish you success in your communication. One effective way to write is to capitalize your name, the first word of each sentence, and the first word of the complimentary close.

Lynn

Karl

How about New Year's Resolution? What, if anything, do you capitalize?

Lynn Gaertner-Johnston

Hi, Karl. It is a resolution for the new year. Since none of those words is capitalized, I would write "new year's resolution."

Lynn

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