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3 February, 13:27

Which is the correct closing remark, Yours sincerely or Your's sincerely?

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  1. 3 February, 13:49
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    The correct closing remark is "Yours Sincerely"

    Yours is second person possessive pronoun. It replaces "your" + noun.

    Yours is the only correct spelling.

    Your's is not a correct use of the word. Though apostrophe s is used to show possession, the word "Your's" is incorrect. It should not be used as a closing remark.
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