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Basics

| |Formal / Neutral |Informal |
|Name |Dear Mr/Ms/Mrs Dupuis |Hi/Hello Mary |
| |Dear Mary |Mary,... (or no name at all) |
|Previous contact |Thank you for your email of ... |Thanks for your email. |
| |Further to your last email, ... |Re your email, ... |
| |I apologize for not getting in contact with you before |Sorry I haven’t written for ages, but I’ve been really |
| |now. |busy. |
|Reason for writing |I am writing in connection with ... |Just a short note about ... |
| |I am writing with regard to ... |I’m writing about ... |
| |In reply to your email, here are ... |Here’s the ... you wanted. |
| |Your name was given to me by ... |I got your name from ... |
| |We would like to point out that ... |Please note that ... |
|Giving information |I’m writing to let you know that ... |Just a note to say ... |
| |We are able to confirm that ... |We can confirm that ... |
| |I am delighted to tell you that ... |Good news! |
| |We regret to inform you that ... |Unfortunately, ... |
|Attachments |Please find attached my report. |I’ve attached ... |
| |I’m sending you ... as a pdf file. |Here is the ... you wanted. |
|Asking for information |Could you give me some information about ... |Can you tell me a little more about ... |
| |I would like to know ... |I’d like to know ... |
| |I’m interested in receiving/finding out ... |Please send me ... |
|Requests |I’d be grateful if you could ... |Please could you ... |
| |I wonder if you could ... |Could you ...? |
| |Do you think I could have ... ? |Can I have ...? |
| |Thank you in advance for your help in this matter. |I’d appreciate your help on this. |
|Promising action |I will ... |I’ll ... |
| |I’ll investigate the matter. |I’ll look into it. |
| |I will contact you again shortly. |I’ll get back to you soon. |
|Offering help |Would you like me to ...? |Do you want me to ...? |
| |If you wish, I would be happy to ... |Shall I ...? |
| |Let me know whether you would like me to ... |Let me know if you’d like me to ... |
|Final comments |Thank you for your help. |Thanks again for ... |
| |Do not hesitate to contact us again if you require any |Let me know if you need anything else. |
| |further information. |Just give me a call if you have any questions. My number |
| |Please feel free to contact me if you have any |is ... |
| |questions. My direct line is ... | |
|Close |I’m looking forward to ... (+ ing) |Looking forward to ... (+ ing) |
| |Give my regards to ... |Best wishes to .. |
| |Best wishes |Speak to/see you soon. |
| |Regards |Bye (for now)/All the best |

Negotiating a project

|Asking for information |What are your usual charges (fees/rates) for ...? |
| |Can you give me some more information about ...? |
|Requests |Do you think you could ...? |
| |Would you be able to ...? |
|Emphasizing a main point |My main concern at this stage is ... |
| |The main thing for me is ... |
|Asking for a suggestion |How do you think we should deal with this? |
| |What do you think is the best way forward? |
|Making a suggestion |Why don’t you ...? |
| |What about if we ...? |
|Negotiating: being firm |I understand what you’re saying about ... (but ... ) |
| |I can see what you’re saying, but ... |
|Negotiating: being flexible |We would be prepared to ... (if ...) |
| |I am willing to ... (if ...) |
|Negotiating: agreeing |Okay, I’m happy with that for now. |
| |That’s fine. |
|Next steps |I’ll be in touch again soon with more details. |
| |Let’s talk next week and see how things are going. |
|Closing |I look forward to working with you. |
| |I’m sorry that we couldn’t use your services this time, but I hope there will be another |
| |opportunity. |

Checking understanding

|Technical problems |Did you get my last message sent on ...? |
| |Sorry, you forgot to attach the file. Can you send it again? |
| |I got your email, but I can’t open the attachment. |
| |Did you mean to send this? I don’t want to open it in case it’s got a virus. |
|Asking for clarification |I’m not sure what you meant by ...? could you clarify? |
| |Which ... do you mean? |
| |I don’t understand this point. Can you explain in a little more detail? |
| |Are you sure about that? |
|Giving clarification |Sorry, what I meant was ..., not ... |
| |I thought ..., but I may be wrong. |
| |I’ll check and get back to you. |
| |The correct information is given below. Please amend your records accordingly. |
| |Sorry, forget my last email. You’re right. |
|Close |I hope this clarifies the situation. |
| |Get back to me if there’s anything else. |

Arrangements

Meetings
| |Formal / Neutral |Informal |
|Reason for writing |I’m writing to arrange a time for our meeting. |Just a quick note to arrange a time to meet. |
| |What time would be convenient for you? |When would suit you? |
|Suggesting time/place |Could we meet on (day) in the (morning) at (time)? |How about (day) at (time)? |
| | |Are you free sometime next week? |
|Saying when you are/ are |I would be able to attend the meeting on Thursday morning. |I’m free Thursday am. |
|not free |I’m out of the office until 2pm. |I won’t be around until after lunch. |
| |Any time after that would be fine. |Any time after hat is okay. |
| |I’m afraid I can’t manage next Monday. |Sorry, can’t make it next Monday. |
|Confirming |I’d like to confirm ... |Thursday is good for me. |
| |That’s fine. I will call/email you tomorrow to confirm the |That should be okay. I’ll get back to you if there’s a |
| |details. |problem. |
|Changing arrangements |This is to let you know that I will not be able to attend the |Re our meeting next week, I’m afraid I can’t make |
| |next meeting next Thursday. |Thursday. |
| |I wonder if we could move it to ...? |How about ... instead? |
| |I apologize for any inconvenience caused. |Sorry for the inconvenience. |
|Close |I look forward to meeting you in Brussels. |See you in Brussels. |
| |Let me know if you need to change the arrangements. |Give me a call if anything changes. |

Invitations
| |Formal / Neutral |Informal |
|Inviting |We would be very pleased if you could come to ... |I’m writing to invite you to ... |
| |I would like to invite you to ... / attend our ... |Would you like to come to ...? |
| |Please let me know if you will be able to attend. |Please let me know if you can make it. |
|Prepare |Before the meeting it would be useful if you could prepare ... |Please prepare ... before the meeting. |
| |It would be helpful if you could bring ... |Please bring to the meeting ... |
|Accepting |Thank you for your kind invitation. |Thanks a lot for the invitation. |
| |The date you suggest is fine. |The date’s fine for me. |
| |I would be delighted to attend the meeting. I am sure it will be very |I’d love to come to the meeting. It sounds like a great |
| |useful. |idea. |
|Refusing |Thank you for your kind invitation. |Thanks a lot for your kind invitation. Unfortunately, I have|
| |Unfortunately, I have another appointment on that day. Please accept my|something else in my schedule on that day. |
| |apologies. |I hope we can meet up soon. Good luck with the meeting! |
| |I hope we will have the opportunity to meet on another occasion in the | |
| |near future. I am sure that the meeting will be a great success. | |

Writing Styles

| |Formal / Neutral |Informal |
|Example phrases |Thank you for your email received 12 Feb. |Thanks for the email. |
| |With regard/reference to ... |Re ... |
| |I would be grateful if you could ... |Please could you ... |
| |We regret to advise you that ... |I’m sorry to tell you that ... |
| |Please accept our apologies for ... |I’m sorry for ... |
| |I was wondering if you could ... |Could you ...? |
| |We note that you have not ... |You haven’t ... |
| |We would like to remind you that ... |Don’t forget that ... |
| |It is necessary for me to ... |I need to ... |
| |It is possible that I will ... |I might ... |
| |Would you like me to ...? |Shall I ...? |
| |However, .../In addition, ... / Therefore, ... |But, ... / Also, ... / So, ... |
| |If you require any further information, please do not |If you’d like more details, let me know. |
| |hesitate to contact me. |See you next week. |
| |I look forward to meeting you next week | |
|Latin / Anglo-Saxon origin |Assistance / due to / enquire / inform / information / |Help / because of / ask / tell / facts / get / job / have |
| |obtain / occupation / possess / provide / repair / |/ give / fix / ask for / needs / check (prove) |
| |request / requirements / verify | |

Direct / Indirect

| |Direct |Indirect: polite / diplomatic |
|Requests |Can you ...? |Could you ...? |
| |Please could you ... |I was wondering if you could ... |
|Asking for permission |Can I ...? |Is it all right if ...? |
| |Could I ...? |I wonder if I could ...? |
|Offering help |Can I ...? |Would you like me to ..? |
| |Shall I ...? |Do you need any help with ...? |
|Making a suggestion |What about ... (+ing)? |Why don’t we ...? |
| |Shall we ...? |Perhaps we should ...? |
|Softening a strong comment |There is a problem. |I’m afraid there is a small problem. |
| |That will be very expensive. |It seems there is a slight problem. |
| |We can’t do that . |That might be quite expensive. |
| |That gives us very little time. |Won’t that be a bit expensive? |
| |It will be better to ask Heidi. |I’m not sure we can do that. |
| |I disagree. |Actually, that doesn’t give us much time. Wouldn’t it be better to |
| | |ask Heidi? |
| | |I can see what you’re saying, but ... |
| | |Don’t you think that ...? |
| | |To be honest, I think it might be better to ... |

Commercial

Request for information (customer)

|Saying how you got the contact |We met last Thursday on your stand at the Munich Trade Fair. |
| |I am emailing you off your website, which I found through Google. |
|Giving reason for writing |We are a manufacturer / supplier / provider of ... We are interested in ... |
| |We are a Turkish company exporting to the EU, and we need ... |
|General requests |We would be grateful for some information about ... |
| |Please send us information about your product range and prices. |
|Specific requests |In particular, we would like to know ... |
| |Please send full details of your prices, discounts, terms of payment and delivery times. |
| |Could you also say whether there is any minimum order. |
|Close |An early reply would be greatly appreciated. |
| |I look forward to an early reply, and am sure that there is a market for your products here in Hungary.|

Giving information (supplier)

|Thanks |Thank you for your email of 4 June inquiring about ... |
|Giving factual information |We can quote a price of ... CIF / FOB Istanbul. |
| |We can delivery by ... (date) / within ... (period of time) |
| |The goods will be shipped 3 days from receipt of a firm order. |
| |We can offer a discount of ... on orders over ... . |
| |We require payment by bank transfer / letter of credit. |
| |Our normal procedure is to ... |
| |Our normal terms for first-time customers are ... |
| |We can supply the items you require directly from stock. |
|Saying what you are attaching |I am attaching a document that gives full details of ... |
| |I am attaching our current catalogue and price list as a pdf file. |
|Highlighting one or two key points |You will see that ... |
| |You will note that our line of .... is on special offer. |
|Answering specific questions |You will also note that ... Our experience in this field includes ... |
| |We dispatch the goods within 24 hours of a firm order, and for first-time customers our minimum |
| |order is $ 1,000. |
| |I am afraid that model is no longer available. However, ... |
|Close |We feel sure that ... May I suggest that I call you at your convenience to discuss the matter |
| |further? |
| |If you need any further information, please do not hesitate to contact me. My direct line is... |

Making an order (customer)

|Open |Thank you for your recent email, and we accept your quotation. Our completed order form is attached, and we give full bank |
| |details below. |
|Close |Please acknowledge receipt of this order. |

Confirming an order (supplier)

|Open |Your order has been received. |
| |We can confirm that your goods have been shipped. |
| |You can track shipping details on our website. |
| |Due to exceptional demand these items are temporarily out of stock. We hope to be able to ship your order within ... days and |
| |will keep you fully informed. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. |
|Close |We are confident that the goods will meet your expectations. Should there be any questions, please do not hesitate to contact |
| |me, either by email or phone |

Asking for payment (supplier)

|First reminder – open |We are writing concerning a payment of $12,600 for invoice number KJ678 which is now overdue. A copy of the |
| |invoice is attached. |
| |According to our records, the sum of $4,500 is still outstanding on your account |
|First reminder – action |Please send a bank transfer to settle the account, or an explanation of why the balance is still outstanding. |
| |If you have already dealt with this matter, please disregard this email. |
| |We could appreciate your cooperation in resolving this matter as soon as possible. |
|Second/third reminder – open |On (date) I wrote to you regarding your company’s unpaid account , amounting to $4,500. May we please remind |
| |you that this amount is still outstanding. |
| |I wish to draw your attention to my previous emails of (dates) about the overdue payment on your account. We |
| |are very concerned that the matter has not yet receive your attention. |
|Second/third reminder – action |We need a bank transfer in full settlement without further delay. |
| |Clearly, this situation cannot be allowed to continue, and we must ask you to take immediate action to settle |
| |your account. |
| |If you have any queries on this mater, please do not hesitate to contact me. Thank you for your cooperation. |
|Final demand – open |Following my emails of (dates) I must inform you that we have still not received payment for the outstanding |
| |sum of $4,500. |
| |I wrote to you on (dates) regarding the balance of $12,600 on your account. I attach copies of both emails. |
| |This sum is now two months overdue. We are very concerned that the matter has not yet received your attention. |
|Final demand – action |Unless we receive payment within seven days, we shall have no alternative but to take legal action to recover |
| |the money. |
| |In the meantime, your existing credit facilities have been suspended. |

Complaints and Apologies

Complaining (customer)

|Open |I am writing ... |
| |in connection with my order FS690 which arrived this morning. |
| |to complain about the quality of a product I bought from your website. |
| |to complain about the poor service we received from your company. |
| |to draw your attention to the negative attitude of some people in your customer services section |
|Complaint |Our order dated 16 September clearly stated that we wanted 1,000 items, however you ... |
| |The goods were faulty / damaged / in poor condition. |
| |There seems to be an error in the invoice /a misunderstanding. |
| |The equipment I ordered has still not been delivered, despite my phone call you last week to say that it is needed |
| |urgently. |
| |The product I received was well below the standard expected. |
| |To make matters worse, when I called your company staff ... |
|Request for action |Please replace the faulty goods as soon as possible. |
| |We must insist on an immediate replacement / full refund. |
| |Unless I receive the goods by the end of this week, I will have no choice but to cancel my order. |
|Close |I hope that you will deal with this matter promptly as it is causing me considerable inconvenience. |

Apologizing (supplier)

|Open |I am writing in relation to your recent complaint. |
|Apologizing |I was very concerned to learn about ... Please accept my sincere apologies. |
| |I would like to apologize for the inconvenience you have suffered. |
|Denying responsibility |We appreciate that this has caused you considerable inconvenience, but we cannot accept any responsibility in this matter. |
|Promising action |Can you leave it with me? I’ll look into the matter and get back to you tomorrow. |
| |I have looked into the matter and ... |
| |I have spoken to the staff involved, and ... |
| |We will send replacement items / give you a refund immediately. |
| |I can assure you that this will not happen again. |
| |We’re having a temporary problem with ... . We’re doing everything we can to sort it out. |
|Compensation |To compensate for the inconvenience, we would like to offer you ... |
|Close |Thank you for bringing this matter to my attention. Please accept my assurance that it will not happen again. |
| |Once again, I hope you will accept my apologies for the inconvenience caused. |
| |I very much hope you will continue to use our services in the future. |
| |If you have any further queries, please do not hesitate to contact me on my direct line... |

Personal

Being Friendly

|You heard something, but you are not sure |It seems that ... Apparently, ... |
|Something is true, but surprising |Actually, ... In fact, ... |
|Something is obvious or already known |Obviously, ... Of course ... |
|Good/ bad fortune |Unfortunately, ... Luckily, ... |
|Saying what you really think |To be honest, ... Frankly, ... |
|Going back to a topic |Well, ... So, ... Anyway, ... |
|Changing the topic |Anyway, ... So, ... By the way, ... |
|Summarizing with the most important point |Anyway, ... Basically, ... |

Asking for advice

| |Formal/Neutral |Informal |
|Open |I’d like your advice about a problem I have |I’ve got a bit of a problem. |
|Asking for advice |I was wondering if you had any ideas about ...? |Do you have any ideas about ...? |
| |What would you advise me to do? |What should I do? |
|Close |Please write back when you have the time and let me |Please email me when you get the chance. |
| |know what you think. | |

Giving advice

| |Formal/Neutral |Informal |
|Open |I was sorry to hear about your current difficulties. |I’m sorry you’re having such a hard time at the moment. |
|Giving advice |I think it might be a good idea to ... |I think you should ... |
| |Have you thought of ... (+ing)? |What about ... (+ing)? |
|Result |This would mean that ... |That way, ... |
|Options |I think this option would be preferable to ... (+ing) |I think it’s better than ... (+ing) |
|Close |I hope I have been of some help. |I hope I’ve helped a bit. |

Suggestions
|Making a suggestion |I think we should / I suggest that we / Let’s go to ... |
| |Shall we / Perhaps we could/Why don’t we go to ...? |
| |I suggest... /How about going to ...? |
|Accepting |It’s a great idea! |
| |I think your idea would work really well. |
| |It might be worth trying. |
|Rejecting |I’m not so sure about your idea. |
| |It sounds like a good idea, but I don’t think it would work in practice. |
| |It sounds like a good idea, but I can see one or two problems. |

Special situations
|Thanks |Just a quick note to say many thanks for ... |
| |I really appreciate everything that you have done. |
|Good luck |Good luck with ...I would like to take this opportunity to wish you every success in the future. |
|Congratulations |Many congratulations on your promotion / new job. |
| |I was delighted to hear the news about ... |
| |Well done! |
|Best wishes |Please give my best wishes/regards to ... |
|Bad news |I was so sorry to hear about ... |
| |I was really sorry to hear you’re not well ...Hope you feel better soon. |
| |If there’s anything I can do to help, let me know. |

Job Application
|Greeting |Dear Sir/Madam |
|Reason for writing |With reference to your advertisement on the ... website, I am interested in applying for the post of... |
|Your background and |I am 26 years old and am currently studying for a degree in ... at ... University. |
|experience |For the last two months I have been working as a ... at ... . |
|The job itself |I am interested in this job because ... |
| |I feel that I would be well-suited for this job/have a lot of experience in ... |
|Referring to your CV |I have attached my CV as a Word document. You will notice that I ... as well as ... . You will also notice that ... . |
|Final comments |I would be grateful if you would consider my application. |
| |You will see from my CV that two people can be contacted as references, one is ... and the other is from ... . |
| |I am available for interview in .../ by phone any weekday afternoon, and you can email me or telephone me on the number below. |
|Close |I look forward to hearing from you soon. |
| |Yours faithfully |

Reports

Report structure

|Introduction / Background |As requested at the Board meeting of 18 April, here is my report. |
| |The report will discus / consider / describe / analyze / review ... |
| |The report is based on ... |
| |I have divided the report into three sections. |
|Findings |The findings / figures / results / investigations show that ... |
| |It appears that ... . This has led to a situation where ... |
| |The graph/table shows that ... |
|Signposts |As can be seen in table 1 / section 2 / figure 3, ... |
| |As mentioned above, ... / ..., see below. |
| |...and I will discuss this in more detail below /in section 3.2. |
|Conclusion / Recommendations |I (would like to) suggest /recommend that ... |
| |My specific recommendations are as follows. |
|Closing comments |Please have a look at the report and let me have your comments. |
| |Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions. |

Linking words

|Sequence |Firstly / secondly / finally |
|Talking generally |In general / usually / on the whole |
|Contrast |However / nevertheless / on the other hand |
|Adding another point |In addition / moreover / on another point |
|Examples |For example / for instance / e.g. |
|Alternatives |Either ... or ... / alternatively / instead of ... |
|Real (surprising) situation |In fact, / actually, / as a matter of fact |
|Something is obvious |Clearly / obviously / of course |
|Most important point |Especially / above all / in particular |
|Rephrasing |In other words / that is to say / i.e. |
|Result/consequence |As a result / therefore / for this reason |
|New topic |In relation to / regarding / with reference to |

Careful, balanced style

|Giving both sides of an argument |In general ..., however ... |
| |On the whole ..., but ... |
|Making a statement less general |Many / some ... |
| |Usually / typically / often ... |
|Making a statement less certain |It is possible / probable that ... |
| |It seems / appears that ... |
| |... tends to be... |
|Making a comparison less strong |Substantially / considerably / much (+ comparative adjective) |
| |Significantly / relatively (+ comparative adjective) |
| |Marginally / slightly (+ comparative adjective) |
|Concluding |On balance, ... |
| |Taking all the above points into consideration, ... |

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