Discussion
Choose the grammatically correct sentence.
Answer: B
Correct answer: Hoping to hear from you, I remain yours sincerely.
The participial phrase looks forward to a single future event, so the plain infinitive to hear is right, and the closing formula is fixed as yours sincerely.
Why the others fail:
- Hoping to be hearing from you - the continuous suggests a stretch of hearing, which is not meant.
- Hoping to have heard from you - the perfect infinitive puts the hearing before the hoping.
- Sincerely I remain yours… - the set phrase is broken up.
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