With this professional business English email template you'll be able to organize your ideas clearly and use professional language to arrange a business meeting by email.
Business English Email - Reschedule a meetingNextGenCLT
This short presentation teaches how to organize and use professional business language to write a professional business English email that reschedules a meeting. It includes a template that you can use in the future to help you write your email.
With this professional business English email template you'll be able to organize your ideas clearly and use professional language to reschedule a business meeting by email
The document provides guidance on common greetings and conversations in English. It discusses establishing eye contact and a friendly smile when greeting someone, introducing yourself by shaking hands and exchanging names. Examples are given for greeting someone you've just met or someone you already know. The document also discusses asking about the other person's occupation or name if needed. Finally, it covers common phrases for opening, continuing and closing a conversation politely.
The document introduces a book containing 500+ English phrases for learners to use in different situations. It includes beginner, intermediate, and advanced phrases organized by topic. The goal is to teach typical expressions used by native English speakers. Listeners can practice pronunciation with accompanying audio files. Other English courses from the same organization are also promoted.
An interview should be like an informal conversation with a senior colleague in a friendly atmosphere. The goal is to express yourself and have a fruitful discussion, not simply answer questions. Answers should be more than just one word - try to converse as you would with a good friend. It is important to think about how you will fit with the company culture and handle difficult situations, and to give positive responses when asked about accepting criticism or working conditions.
This document provides 20 phrases for beginning an email and 20 phrases for closing an email. It also includes examples of formal and informal language that can be used in different email situations such as thanking, requesting, giving information, asking for information, making arrangements, invitations, complaints, and negotiations. Additional sections give examples of language for different business communication contexts like technical problems, clarification, orders, payments, and apologies.
This document provides 20 phrases for beginning an email and 20 phrases for closing an email. It also includes examples of formal and informal writing styles and suggestions for arranging meetings and writing invitations. Key phrases are given for different email situations such as thanking, requesting information, confirming details, and apologizing. The purpose is to offer helpful expressions and templates for composing professional emails in various contexts.
Business English Email - Reschedule a meetingNextGenCLT
This short presentation teaches how to organize and use professional business language to write a professional business English email that reschedules a meeting. It includes a template that you can use in the future to help you write your email.
With this professional business English email template you'll be able to organize your ideas clearly and use professional language to reschedule a business meeting by email
The document provides guidance on common greetings and conversations in English. It discusses establishing eye contact and a friendly smile when greeting someone, introducing yourself by shaking hands and exchanging names. Examples are given for greeting someone you've just met or someone you already know. The document also discusses asking about the other person's occupation or name if needed. Finally, it covers common phrases for opening, continuing and closing a conversation politely.
The document introduces a book containing 500+ English phrases for learners to use in different situations. It includes beginner, intermediate, and advanced phrases organized by topic. The goal is to teach typical expressions used by native English speakers. Listeners can practice pronunciation with accompanying audio files. Other English courses from the same organization are also promoted.
An interview should be like an informal conversation with a senior colleague in a friendly atmosphere. The goal is to express yourself and have a fruitful discussion, not simply answer questions. Answers should be more than just one word - try to converse as you would with a good friend. It is important to think about how you will fit with the company culture and handle difficult situations, and to give positive responses when asked about accepting criticism or working conditions.
This document provides 20 phrases for beginning an email and 20 phrases for closing an email. It also includes examples of formal and informal language that can be used in different email situations such as thanking, requesting, giving information, asking for information, making arrangements, invitations, complaints, and negotiations. Additional sections give examples of language for different business communication contexts like technical problems, clarification, orders, payments, and apologies.
This document provides 20 phrases for beginning an email and 20 phrases for closing an email. It also includes examples of formal and informal writing styles and suggestions for arranging meetings and writing invitations. Key phrases are given for different email situations such as thanking, requesting information, confirming details, and apologizing. The purpose is to offer helpful expressions and templates for composing professional emails in various contexts.
This document provides an overview of English speaking courses offered on the website www.espressoenglish.net. It includes a table of contents listing over 200 phrases organized by difficulty into beginner, intermediate and advanced sections. The phrases cover a wide range of topics useful for conversation. It encourages the reader to check out the courses on the site to improve their English quickly, which include everyday speaking, phrasal verbs, pronunciation, business English and idioms. The goal is to teach typical phrases used in different situations.
Guide for Writing Business Emails (Hung M. Nguyen)Simi Vũ
This guide helps you with great sentence structures, vocabulary, phrases commonly used in business communication/correspondence.
- Stay connected with me for more sharing: https://facebook.com/hungnmsap
- Join our group & learn to speak English: https://www.facebook.com/groups/PracticalEnglishTeam/
(Hung M. Nguyen)
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This document provides a summary of phrases organized by difficulty level that can be used in various situations in English. It begins with beginner phrases for greetings, apologies, introductions, opinions, and small talk. Intermediate phrases cover requests, complaints, memories and more. Advanced phrases handle complex topics like statistics, talents, luck and predictions. The document promotes additional English learning resources and courses on speaking, vocabulary, listening and other skills.
This document provides sample phrases for business writing in both formal and informal styles. It includes phrases for:
- Addressing the recipient by name
- Referring to previous contact or correspondence
- Stating the reason for writing
- Giving or requesting information
- Attaching documents
- Making requests
- Promising future action
- Offering assistance
- Closing correspondence
- Arranging meetings and invitations
- Adjusting writing style based on formality
- Making direct and indirect requests
The document serves as a reference for appropriate wording in common situations that may arise in professional communication like emails, letters, reports and negotiations.
This document provides guidance on how to make, confirm, cancel, and reschedule appointments in English. It includes sample dialogues for requesting or making an appointment, responding to a request, confirming or agreeing on details, disagreeing and proposing alternatives, and canceling or changing an appointment. Examples are provided for each case. The document concludes with instructions for a role play activity where the reader takes on the role of a sales representative scheduling meetings with managers in Europe.
Learn common phrases and expression you can use to propose, accept, reject, postpone and cancelling an appointment. Use these expressions for formal and informal meeting scheduling.
The document provides guidance on using punctuation correctly with full stops and semi-colons in sentences. It also discusses making inferences when reading, using relative pronouns to join sentences, and includes vocabulary and examples of defining and non-defining relative clauses. The reading comprehension section asks questions to test inferences that can be made from the provided text.
This document provides guidance on proper telephone etiquette and handling phone calls. It begins by outlining some common telephone situations like making and receiving calls, and leaving messages. It then provides sample phone conversations and vocabulary. Key points covered include greetings to use when answering calls, asking the caller who is speaking and who they want to speak to, clarifying names, spelling names, asking the caller to leave a message or hold. The document emphasizes keeping calls brief by avoiding open-ended questions, setting time limits, and offering alternative methods for future contact before ending the call.
This document contains a phrase bank with sample language for different types of emails, including: basics, negotiating a project, making arrangements, writing styles, commercial emails, making orders, complaints and apologies, and personal emails. The phrases are categorized and include both formal and informal options. The document aims to provide users with concise examples for common email scenarios and styles.
This document provides an outline for a company presentation. It includes sections for background information on the company, its history, structure, major markets and products/services, strengths and weaknesses, and future plans. The background section would cover the company's trading name, location, main activities, head office/research centers, number of employees, market share, and financial details. The history section outlines the foundation date, founder, and major events. The structure section addresses the board of directors and departments.
100+ useful phrases for running a Business MeetingChandan Sah
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The document discusses competency standards and achievement indicators for analyzing and creating invitation texts. It covers analyzing the social functions, structures, and language elements of invitation texts for school or workplace events. It also covers developing oral and written invitation texts for school or workplace events by considering social functions, text structure, and language elements. The competency standards and indicators are broken down into analyzing and creating objectives.
Business emails are a pillar of modern communication. On any given day.
While we send a lot of emails, many of them are not effective. Everyone’s inbox holds those difficult to read or process emails, hanging around because the recipient is unclear on how to reply or act. Don’t let that happen to your business emails. Etiquette, style, and format are essential to writing emails that get results.
This PPT will highlight best practices and walk you through an effective business email, step-by-step
How to structure a presentation a guide with examplescoolsimo
This document provides guidance on how to structure an effective presentation. It recommends greeting the audience, introducing yourself and outlining your talk before moving to the main body. Presenters should summarize the main points and conclude their talk by inviting questions from the audience. The document also provides examples of language that can be used at each stage of the presentation structure.
The document provides 20 phrases for beginning an email and 20 phrases for closing an email. It also includes sections on formal and informal language used in emails, requests, negotiations, meetings, and writing styles. Some key phrases listed include "Thank you for your message", "I hope you are doing well", "Thank you for your help", "I look forward to hearing from you", and "Let me know if you need anything else".
The document introduces a book containing 500+ English phrases for learners to use in different situations. It includes beginner, intermediate, and advanced phrases organized by topic. The goal is to teach typical expressions used by native English speakers. Listeners can practice pronunciation with accompanying audio files. Other English courses from the same organization are also promoted.
This document provides useful phrases and vocabulary for meetings in English. It is divided into 3 sections that cover starting a meeting, taking part in discussions, and ending a meeting. Some key phrases included are welcoming participants, introducing oneself, asking for opinions, making proposals, and thanking attendees. The document aims to equip readers with essential language for conducting meetings in English.
The document discusses various communication strategies for controlling topics, shifting topics, repairing conversations, and terminating interactions. It provides examples of verbal cues and prompts that can be used with each strategy to smoothly guide discussions and conversations. These strategies are important tools for formal and informal communication situations.
This document provides an overview of English speaking courses offered on the website www.espressoenglish.net. It includes a table of contents listing over 200 phrases organized by difficulty into beginner, intermediate and advanced sections. The phrases cover a wide range of topics useful for conversation. It encourages the reader to check out the courses on the site to improve their English quickly, which include everyday speaking, phrasal verbs, pronunciation, business English and idioms. The goal is to teach typical phrases used in different situations.
Guide for Writing Business Emails (Hung M. Nguyen)Simi Vũ
This guide helps you with great sentence structures, vocabulary, phrases commonly used in business communication/correspondence.
- Stay connected with me for more sharing: https://facebook.com/hungnmsap
- Join our group & learn to speak English: https://www.facebook.com/groups/PracticalEnglishTeam/
(Hung M. Nguyen)
The document provides guidelines for how to become a good presenter. It outlines the key steps and phrases to use when structuring a presentation, including how to welcome the audience, introduce yourself and the presentation, explain the structure, conclude and summarize sections, thank the audience, and invite and answer questions. The overall goal is to clearly guide the audience through the presentation from beginning to end using consistent language.
This document provides a summary of phrases organized by difficulty level that can be used in various situations in English. It begins with beginner phrases for greetings, apologies, introductions, opinions, and small talk. Intermediate phrases cover requests, complaints, memories and more. Advanced phrases handle complex topics like statistics, talents, luck and predictions. The document promotes additional English learning resources and courses on speaking, vocabulary, listening and other skills.
This document provides sample phrases for business writing in both formal and informal styles. It includes phrases for:
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- Referring to previous contact or correspondence
- Stating the reason for writing
- Giving or requesting information
- Attaching documents
- Making requests
- Promising future action
- Offering assistance
- Closing correspondence
- Arranging meetings and invitations
- Adjusting writing style based on formality
- Making direct and indirect requests
The document serves as a reference for appropriate wording in common situations that may arise in professional communication like emails, letters, reports and negotiations.
This document provides guidance on how to make, confirm, cancel, and reschedule appointments in English. It includes sample dialogues for requesting or making an appointment, responding to a request, confirming or agreeing on details, disagreeing and proposing alternatives, and canceling or changing an appointment. Examples are provided for each case. The document concludes with instructions for a role play activity where the reader takes on the role of a sales representative scheduling meetings with managers in Europe.
Learn common phrases and expression you can use to propose, accept, reject, postpone and cancelling an appointment. Use these expressions for formal and informal meeting scheduling.
The document provides guidance on using punctuation correctly with full stops and semi-colons in sentences. It also discusses making inferences when reading, using relative pronouns to join sentences, and includes vocabulary and examples of defining and non-defining relative clauses. The reading comprehension section asks questions to test inferences that can be made from the provided text.
This document provides guidance on proper telephone etiquette and handling phone calls. It begins by outlining some common telephone situations like making and receiving calls, and leaving messages. It then provides sample phone conversations and vocabulary. Key points covered include greetings to use when answering calls, asking the caller who is speaking and who they want to speak to, clarifying names, spelling names, asking the caller to leave a message or hold. The document emphasizes keeping calls brief by avoiding open-ended questions, setting time limits, and offering alternative methods for future contact before ending the call.
This document contains a phrase bank with sample language for different types of emails, including: basics, negotiating a project, making arrangements, writing styles, commercial emails, making orders, complaints and apologies, and personal emails. The phrases are categorized and include both formal and informal options. The document aims to provide users with concise examples for common email scenarios and styles.
This document provides an outline for a company presentation. It includes sections for background information on the company, its history, structure, major markets and products/services, strengths and weaknesses, and future plans. The background section would cover the company's trading name, location, main activities, head office/research centers, number of employees, market share, and financial details. The history section outlines the foundation date, founder, and major events. The structure section addresses the board of directors and departments.
100+ useful phrases for running a Business MeetingChandan Sah
This document provides phrases and templates for organizing and conducting effective business meetings. It includes phrases for welcoming attendees, introducing topics on the agenda, asking for and providing feedback, asking clarifying questions, summarizing discussions, and closing the meeting. Sample templates are provided for calling a meeting, writing an agenda, and allocating roles to meeting participants. The document emphasizes the importance of keeping meetings on track, on time, and covering all agenda items.
The document discusses competency standards and achievement indicators for analyzing and creating invitation texts. It covers analyzing the social functions, structures, and language elements of invitation texts for school or workplace events. It also covers developing oral and written invitation texts for school or workplace events by considering social functions, text structure, and language elements. The competency standards and indicators are broken down into analyzing and creating objectives.
Business emails are a pillar of modern communication. On any given day.
While we send a lot of emails, many of them are not effective. Everyone’s inbox holds those difficult to read or process emails, hanging around because the recipient is unclear on how to reply or act. Don’t let that happen to your business emails. Etiquette, style, and format are essential to writing emails that get results.
This PPT will highlight best practices and walk you through an effective business email, step-by-step
How to structure a presentation a guide with examplescoolsimo
This document provides guidance on how to structure an effective presentation. It recommends greeting the audience, introducing yourself and outlining your talk before moving to the main body. Presenters should summarize the main points and conclude their talk by inviting questions from the audience. The document also provides examples of language that can be used at each stage of the presentation structure.
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The document introduces a book containing 500+ English phrases for learners to use in different situations. It includes beginner, intermediate, and advanced phrases organized by topic. The goal is to teach typical expressions used by native English speakers. Listeners can practice pronunciation with accompanying audio files. Other English courses from the same organization are also promoted.
This document provides useful phrases and vocabulary for meetings in English. It is divided into 3 sections that cover starting a meeting, taking part in discussions, and ending a meeting. Some key phrases included are welcoming participants, introducing oneself, asking for opinions, making proposals, and thanking attendees. The document aims to equip readers with essential language for conducting meetings in English.
The document discusses various communication strategies for controlling topics, shifting topics, repairing conversations, and terminating interactions. It provides examples of verbal cues and prompts that can be used with each strategy to smoothly guide discussions and conversations. These strategies are important tools for formal and informal communication situations.
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3. greeting
clarify the context of the email
state the purpose of the email
state your availability [include unavailable times if
necessary]
request action
end politely and include contact information
sign off
First, organize your email
4. Next, use professional language
Dear ………..,
My name is ………….. I’m the ……… at ……….
We met briefly last week …………………….
I’m going to be in …………. next week and I was wondering whether
it would be possible to arrange a meeting with you to discuss ………
I arrive in ……….. on ……………………. and I’ll be staying for …… days.
I depart for …… on ……………..
I’ll be available to meet anytime on ………. Unfortunately, I have a
tight schedule on ……., but I could meet you on …………. morning.
Would …………. at …………. in your office be convenient?
If this time isn’t convenient, please let me know when you have
time to meet.
I understand that this is a tight schedule and you are busy, but I’d
really appreciate the opportunity to meet. You can reach me at this
email address or on my mobile phone – …………….
Regards,
…………….
5. Then, put them together
greeting Dear ………..,
clarify the context of
the email.
My name is ………….. I’m the ……… at ……….
We met briefly last week …………………….
state the purpose of
the email.
I’m going to be in …………. next week and I was wondering whether
it would be possible to arrange a meeting with you to discuss ………
state your availability
[include unavailable
times if necessary]
I arrive in ……….. on ……………………. and I’ll be staying for …… days.
I depart for …… on ……………..
I’ll be available to meet anytime on ………. Unfortunately, I have a
tight schedule on ……., but I could meet you on …………. morning.
request action Would …………. at …………. in your office be convenient?
If this time isn’t convenient, please let me know when you have
time to meet.
end politely and
include contact
information
I understand that this is a tight schedule and you are busy, but I’d
really appreciate the opportunity to meet. You can reach me at this
email address or on my mobile phone – …………….
sign off Regards,
…………….
6. Now, you have a professional template
Dear [NAME],
My name is [NAME] I’m the [JOB TITLE, COMPANY]. We met briefly [WHERE?] I’m going to
be [WHERE AND WHEN?] and I was wondering whether [ARRANGE A MEETING TO DISCUSS
WHAT?]
I arrive in [WHERE ON WHAT DAY?] and I’ll be staying for [HOW LONG?]. I depart for
[WHERE ON WHAT DAY?]
I’ll be available to meet anytime on [WHICH DAYS?]. Unfortunately, I have a tight schedule
on [WHICH DAY(S)], but I could meet you on [WHICH DAY(S)]
Would [WHEN?] be convenient? If this time isn’t convenient, please [WHEN IS
CONVENIENT?].
I understand [WHAT?], but I’d really appreciate the opportunity to [DO WHAT?]. You can
reach me at [HOW?]
Regards,
NAME
TITLE,
COMPANY
EMAIL ADDRESS