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9 Νοε 2023 · The major opening greetings (“Dear Alex”, “Dear all”, “Dear Sir or Madam”, etc) are basically the same in British and American emails. The most common differences have to do with punctuation. In American English you need a point after abbreviated titles (“Dear Mr. Case”, “Dear Ms. Case”, “Dear Dr. Case”, “Dear Mrs ...
9 Νοε 2023 · I look forward to hearing from you (soon)./ (I’m) looking forward to hearing from you (soon). Please let me know if that’s okay/ if that is acceptable with you/ if that sounds okay/ if you can/ if you can help/ if you need an extension/ if you need to reschedule/ if…. Closing line offering more communication if needed.
9 Νοε 2023 · Cultural differences in email opening lines. English emails almost never start with the sender’s name, and “My name is…” in this position make the email seem like a phishing scam. Instead, English speakers would generally start with the reason for writing and then leave the personal introduction until the body.
4) Use the right greeting or salutation. The tip to starting a formal English letter is to greet the person you're writing to in the correct way. This is known as the 'Salutation'. If you know the name of the person you're writing to then use 'Sir' or 'Madam' here, otherwise write their full name, including their title.
15 Οκτ 2023 · Super-intensive single-function telephoning practice. Telephoning politeness competition game. Telephoning sentence expansion game. Telephoning tips and useful phrases. Real answerphone messages. Telephoning meeting criteria board game. Jigsaw telephoning texts jigsaw activities. Continue from the telephoning phrases.
15 Οκτ 2023 · Don’t say “Thanks for your help” if they couldn’t help at all. Don’t end with “Thank you in advance” (because it sounds like you are saying “Don’t forget!”) Don’t end phone calls with “Thank you for your cooperation”. Don’t use “You’re welcome” etc when you could thank them back instead. Don’t end with “Bye ...
15 Οκτ 2023 · Polite and friendly language at the end of a meeting. Thanks, that was very useful./. Thanks, that was very productive. Thanks for (all) your (great) contributions/ ideas. (They were very helpful). Thanks for making the time to meet us./. Thanks for taking the time to meet us.
7 Ιαν 2024 · Email closing lines for instructions/ commands/ orders. Thank you for your cooperation. Thank you in advance for your cooperation. Email closing lines with apologies/ Closing lines when responding to complaints. I hope that is acceptable with you. Hope that is okay (with you).
15 Οκτ 2023 · I look forward to your call. Looking forward to hearing from you. Speak to you then/ tomorrow/ soon/ later/… (, then). See you then/ tomorrow/ soon/ on Monday/ there/… (, then). Polite and/ or friendly language at the end of the call. Thanks for (all) your help. Thanks for calling/ your call.
9 Νοε 2023 · Contents. Answering the phone politely. Politely checking and giving names and the reason for the call. Politely getting through and putting people through (including politely asking people to wait) Polite negative answers to speak to someone on the phone. Polite leaving and taking messages on the phone. Polite language in the body of phone calls.
