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E-MAIL PHRASES

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    EMAIL PHRASES
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  • place in order : to/ I/ know / Writing / am / let
    I am writing to let you know
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  • salutation in a formal email
    Dear John ,
    Dear Smith
    Hi Anna ,
    Dear Mrs. Robinson
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  • when you are closing the e-mail and you are expecting a reply
    best regards ,
    We expect a reply
    We look forward to hearing from you
    Please e-mail back soon
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  • If you have the intention to buy something ( formal )
    I am writing to buy
    I want to buy
    We would like to place an order
    We want to buy
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  • to close a formal e-mail
    Bye ,
    Best regards,
    Nice to meet you ,
    Cordially
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  • rules about how an e-mail should be writen
    precise and short
    short
    concise
    clear , concise and precise
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  • If you want to complain about something in a letter or e-mail
    I would like to complain about....
    I want to complain about
    I am very complained
    I am very angry about...
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  • you can start the body of an e-mail with
    wellcome
    I hope this email finds you well.
    How are you?
    you are all right ?
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  • to inform about something ...
    take this information
    We tell you this ...
    We let you know about
    we let you  inform
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  • title for a married woman
    Mr.
    Miss.
    Ms.
    Mrs.
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  • translate : fent referéncia al seu correu / en resposta al seu correu  ...
    In reply to your e-mail / concerning
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  • when you send documents with the e-mail
    I send you this document with this e-mail
    I am closing
    I am adjunting with this e-mail
    I am attaching to this e-mail
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  • I _________ your advertisement on internet.
    I see ..
    came across to / I saw ....
    I check
    found ....
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  • the subject field ...
    should be short and concise
    is not important
    give al information about the email
    should be very long
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  • the greeting ( Sir or Madam, )
    it is incorrect
    Should be used only when you do not know the name
    you can use it always
    it is informal
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  • the title "Ms." is for
    men
    single women
    married women
    women but we do not know if they are single or married
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