GREETINGS Dear Sir/ Madam,Dear Sir or Madam, To whom it may concern: (especially AmE) Dear Mr/ Ms Jones, Dear Dr

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GREETINGS Dear Sir/ Madam,Dear Sir or Madam, To whom it may concern: (especially AmE) Dear Mr/ Ms Jones, Dear Dr
Key expressions Stating the position We are in a very difficult situation. We have reached the point where we have
Practically speaking I don’t mean to sound rude. (it’s not my intention) I mean, … it’s just that … (I’m
Persuasion – Business Communication Skills Establishing the need for a change I know that, like me, you are concerned about
Are you bored of just saying ‘bye’ all the time? Here is a whole a selection of parting phrases you
Practically speaking… I am going to have to sit down, my feet are killing me. (to hurt) I heard he
Writing a report can be a long, daunting process. Fortunately, if you take it one step at a time and
I’M SORRY I’m really/terribly/so sorry for being late. It won’t happen again. Please excuse my late response. I apologise for
GREETINGS Hi Dennis, Hello Claire, Dear Mum, REASON FOR WRITING / REPLYING Just a quick note to invite you to…/ to
Homonyms are words which have the same spelling and pronunciation, but have different meanings. Have a look at the examples