Write your email professionally - Writing Request E mails
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This document provides guidance on writing polite request emails. It outlines different phrases to use such as "please", "could/would", and "would you mind" followed by examples of how to structure sentences with each. Additional tips include keeping emails brief with 2 paragraphs of 3-4 sentences each, including only essential details, and thanking the recipient in a pre-closing statement for their time or interest. Numerical lists and conjunctions can help make a second request. Overall, the document focuses on using polite language to make requests in a professional email.
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- 2. Session Objectives • Write more politely and sincerely
- 3. What is the good word? • Please • Could/ Would….? • Would you mind… • Would like…
- 5. How to form sentence with ‘Please’ • Please send me your document. • Please meet me at 3:30 p.m. • Please give me the directions to your new office.
- 6. Could/ Would …? • Could you send me the document? • Could you meet me at 3:30 p.m.? • Would you give me directions to your new office?
- 7. Could/Would..? • Could you please send me the document? • Could you please meet me at 3:30 p.m.? • Would you please give me directions to your new office?
- 8. Would you mind…? • Would you mind sending the document? • Would you mind meeting me at 3:30 p.m.? • Would you mind giving me directions to your new office?
- 9. Would you mind…? • Would you mind sending the document? • Would you mind meeting me at 3:30 p.m.? • Would you mind giving me directions to your new office? Gerund
- 10. Would like Would like (= want) • I want to meet you at 3:30 p.m. • I would like to meet you at 3:30 p.m.
- 11. Would like… • I would like to see you tonight. • I would like the directions to the new office.
- 12. Dos • Restrict to two Paragraphs • Each Paragraph = 3 /4 sentences • 1/2 Requests in a mail
- 13. Don’t • Write Long Emails like a Novel • Only include Essential Details • Remain Brief
- 14. Making 2nd Request Arrange it numerically 1. Please send me the document. 2. Please send me contact details of the office bearers of the XYZ Committee.
- 15. Making 2nd Request • Please send me the document. Could you also send the contact details of the office bearers of the XYZ Committee?
- 16. Illustrations of Making 2nd Request • Could you meet me at 3:30 p.m.? I would also like to get the directions to your office?
- 17. Pre- Closing • Thank you. • Sincere thanks. • I appreciate it.
- 18. Pre- closing Thank you for + your + Noun • Thank you for your time and effort. • Thank you for your interest in our latest course. I appreciate + your + Noun • I appreciate your time and effort. • I appreciate your interest in our latest course.
- 19. Let’s Review • Please • Could/Would …? • Would you mind…? • Would like..