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"Kindly revert back to me at your earliest convenience" is a standard phrase in casual emails among friends.
False
"Apologies for the delay" is informal because it doesn’t use a full sentence.
False
Using bullet points or one-line responses can be considered too informal for executive-level communication.
TRUE
"Please advise" is formal and may sound passive-aggressive if used incorrectly.
TRUE
“No worries, take your time” is a professionally polite phrase suitable for client emails.
FALSE
"I’m reaching out regarding..." is more formal than “Just wanted to ask about...”
TRUE
“Per our last conversation...” sounds formal and respectful in follow-up emails.
TRUE
"I appreciate your input" is a neutral statement that can be formal or informal depending on tone.
TRUE
"Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns" is a formal, soft-close commonly used in emails.
TRUE
"Yo! Can you check this out real quick?" can be formal if used in a start-up or tech environment.
FALSE
The difference between formal and informal communication is only about the vocabulary used.
FALSE
