Yours, yours, yours, yours; m .; YOUR yours, about yours; f .; YOUR, yours, yours; Wed; pl .: yours, yours. pronoun. adj. 1. Belonging to you; characteristic of you. Your house. Your book. Your things. Your talent, character. Into your ... ... encyclopedic Dictionary

YOUR Dahl's Explanatory Dictionary

YOUR- YOUR, local, attractive, 2nd person, pl. my, our; yours, yours; him, theirs or theirs; peculiar to you, belonging. Your home is not like ours. Your will is our share. Yours drink, and ours are beaten. We live by your prayers. We had yours, i.e. your family, relatives ... Dahl's Explanatory Dictionary

YOUR- YOUR, local, attractive, 2nd person, pl. my, our; yours, yours; him, theirs or theirs; peculiar to you, belonging. Your home is not like ours. Your will is our share. Yours drink, and ours are beaten. We live by your prayers. We had yours, i.e. your family, relatives ... Dahl's Explanatory Dictionary

Your- can refer to the following place names: Your counties (district) of Hungary Your committee of the Kingdom of Hungary Your island in the Caribbean to the south of the island of Haiti ... Wikipedia

YOUR- visual analogue scale [pain assessment] honey. YOUR military aviation school of aviation, military, education and science Dictionary: Dictionary of abbreviations and abbreviations of the army and special services. Compiled by A. A. Shchelokov. M .: LLC "Publishing house AST", CJSC "Publishing house ... ... Dictionary of abbreviations and acronyms

YOUR- YOUR, yours, wives. yours, yours, cf. yours, yours, pl. yours, yours. 1. places. attraction. to you. || Suitable for you, close to you (colloquial). "I think he's just a Jacobin, your Chatsky." Griboyedov. 2. in meaning. noun yours, yours, pl. no, cf. What belongs to ... ... Ushakov's Explanatory Dictionary

YOUR- YOUR, him, husband; wives yours, her; Wed yours, his; pl. yours, theirs, places. attraction. Belonging to you, related to you. V. house. How are yours? (noun; your family, friends). I know as well as yours (no worse than you). According to your 1) adverb., According to your ... ... Ozhegov's Explanatory Dictionary

your- yours, in ashe, in your, in asha, in ashi, pl. h h. In ashi, In ashi ... Russian spelling dictionary

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Your- I m. 1. Husband, groom, lover. 2. Master, master. II places. 1. Belonging to you. 2. Peculiar to you, characteristic of you. 3. Implemented, done by you. Ott. Experienced, experienced by you. 4. Associated with you by any ... ... Modern explanatory dictionary of the Russian language by Efremova

After you have written the letter in English, you need to properly complete it. Using that last kotaraya phrase will help you say goodbye or see you later. Depending on whether it is a business letter or vice versa, it contains personal information, the signature should also be appropriate, and do not forget that by doing this you show your mood, be it gratitude, respect or an invitation to the recipient to stay in touch. Below we have collected for you the most common signatures used in correspondence in English.

Letter signatures in English:

The most common letter signatures are:

Sincerely - Regards.
Sincerely yours - Yours faithfully.
Very sincerely yours - Sincerely yours.
Yours sincerely - Yours sincerely.
Yours very sincerely - Sincerely yours.
Always sincerely yours - Always sincerely yours.

Official signature in English correspondence:

Yours truly / Yours very truly - Respectfully / Loyal to you (formally and officially).
Truly yours / Very truly yours - Respectfully yours / Loyal to you (somewhat less formal, but also formal).

Less formal signature in correspondence:

Faithfully yours - Regards.
Cordially yours - Sincerely yours.
Best Regards - Best Regards / Best Regards (if the addressee is a colleague (close, not quite formal acquaintance) or friend).
Best Wishes - Best wishes.

Signature in the letter of the subordinate to the superiors:

Respectfully yours - Regards.

Informal signature style in English:

Yours cordially - Yours cordially
Very cordially yours - Cordially yours / yours.
Faithfully yours - Yours sincerely
Yours (always) faithfully - Always faithful to you / you.
Yours ever - Always yours / Your
Ever yours - Always yours / Your
As ever - As always (Your)
Yours as always - Always yours / yours.
Yours affectionately - With love
Lovingly yours - Loving you / you.
Devotedly (yours) - Devotedly (yours)
Yours truly - Loyal to you / you.
Your very sincere friend - Your / your sincere friend.

In a letter to close friends and relatives:

Affectionately (yours) - Tenderly (yours)
Yours affectionately - Tenderly yours
Yours with love - Loving you.
(Lots of) love - With love.
(Lots of) kisses - Kisses.
Your loving son / daughter - Your loving son / daughter.
Your devoted niece - Your devoted niece.

We talk on the phone in English - useful words and expressions.
Speaking on the phone in English - useful words and expressions.

What is your phone number?
What's your phone number?

Please give me your home phone number.
Please give me your home phone number.

Is this your mobile phone number?
Is this your cell phone number?

I do not have a cell (mobile) phone.
I do not have a mobile phone

Do you know his phone number?
Do you know his phone number?

Can you call me tomorrow the morning?
Can you call me tomorrow morning?

I will call you after work.
I'll call you after work.

Please call me on my cell phone number. I am not home until late in the evening.
Please call me on my cell phone. I only come home late at night.

What is the best number to reach you?
What is the best number to call you?

I tried calling you yesterday but your phone was off.
I tried to call you yesterday, but your phone number was disconnected.

My battery was dead so I had to turn off my phone.
My battery ran out and I had to turn off my phone.

I called your phone number several times but got a busy signal each time I called.
I called you several times but every time you were busy.

Do you have time for a phone interview tomorrow morning?
Do you have time tomorrow morning for a telephone interview?

Has your phone been disconnected? Every time I call, I get "not in service" message.
Is your phone disconnected? Every time I call you, I hear a message that the phone is out of service.

Is this still a good number to call you?
- Is that your correct number?
- No, my phone number has been changed. The new number is 123-444-5656.
- No, I changed my phone number. My new number is 123-444-5656.

Can I call you back in a few minutes? I am on the other line.
Can I call you back in a few minutes? I'm on the second line.

Thank you for calling. It was very nice speaking with you.
Thank you for the call. It was very nice to talk to you.

No one is picking up the phone. I will call him again first thing tomorrow morning.
Nobody picks up the phone. I'll call him back first thing tomorrow morning.

Hi, can I please speak with Angela?
- Hello, can I talk to Angela?
- This is she.
- That's her.

Hello, I "d like to speak with Tim Anderson.
- Hello, I would like to speak with Tim Anderson.
- Speaking.
- You are talking to him.

Hello, I "d like to speak to someone in the sales department.
- Hello, I would like to speak with someone in the sales department.
- Sorry, wrong number.
- I'm sorry, you have the wrong number.

Hi, is John there? (informal)
- Hello, can you John? (informal expression)
- He just stepped out for a few minutes.
- He just came out for a few minutes.
- Thank you, I will call again later.
- Thank you, I'll call you back later.

Hello, is this the right number for Jeremy White?
- Hello, I need Jeremy White. Did I hit it right?
- Yes, it is. He is not in however. Would you like to leave a message?
- Yes, but he is gone now. Would you like to leave a message?
_ Yes, please tell him his cousin Jim called and please ask him to call me back at 414-333-1212.
- Yes, please tell him that his cousin Jim called and ask him to call me back at the number
414-333-1212.

Russian-English phrasebook with pronunciation

Traveling to cities and countries where english is spoken, take this with you English phrasebook... By studying it, you will know how to speak English correctly, pay particular attention to the Pronunciation column.

English is easy enough to learn language... Most sentences can be built simply by taking the desired words from the dictionary.

Next summer we plan to visit London. We are planning to visit London next summer.

Words do not change by gender, which greatly facilitates learning, and the plural is formed very easily, you need to add the letter s to the end of the word being changed (but there are exceptions to the rules). The following is an example of plural formation:

Where can I buy the ticket? Where can I buy a ticket?

Where can I buy tickets? Where can I buy tickets?

Please note that if some words are mispronounced, there may be misunderstandings between the interlocutors. In English, there is a difference in the pronunciation of a long and short vowel. For example, a short full (full) means full, and a long fool (full) means a fool. 🙂 Long vowel in our Russian-English phrasebook with pronunciation marked with a (:) in the pronunciation column. Studying this English, You will learn how to speak english correctly and also enrich your vocabulary with new words and expressions.

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