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WORK SKILLS ESP  English for E-mails Expressions Selection |
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Email
Adrian Wallwork, the author of English for Academic Correspondence and Socializing presents useful phrases and vocabulary about email in various topics of content: subject
lines, beginnings and endings, structuring the content of an email, requests and replies, and building a relationship and deciding the level of formality.
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Standard Phrases for Letters and E-mails
Gnosis Learning at www.gnosislearning.com website presents standard phrases for letters and e-mails in several functions of language: greeting, making reference, giving the reason for writing, making requests, agreeing to requests, giving bad news, enclosing/attaching documents, reference to future contact, closing remarks, and finishing salutation.
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Phrases to Use in Business Letters and Emails
https://macblog.mcmaster.ca website presents phrases to use in business letters and emails in a variety of situations: request for information, response to the request, requests, goodwill, introduction of product/service, reference, confirmation, notification, offering assistance, and collection.
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Useful Business Email Phrases
Bob Wilson at www.autoenglish.org website presents some useful business English email phrases in various topics of content: apologizing, attachments, clarifications, closing, complaints, congratulations, meetings, openings, orders, payments, requests, suggestions, and thanks.
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Communicating with E-Mail and Memos
Cengage Learning at http://cengagesites.com website presents useful phrases and vocabulary when communicating with E-mail and memos in various topics of content: understanding e-mail messages and memos, composing the main elements of the message, creating professional e-mail messages, constructing professional memos, writing request messages, writing response messages, and writing bad-news messages.
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