Email Expressions Mastery

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Froggy Jumps Email Expressions MasteryOnline version Common email phrases by ANIS ARISYA BINTI ZAHARI . 1 Which opening is most appropriate for a formal business email to a new client? a Hi [First Name]! b Hey there, c Dear Mr./Ms. [Last Name], 2 Which phrase best fits a courteous opening after a greeting? a I hope you are well. b As discussed previously, c Thanks for your email. 3 Which phrase is suitable for a neutral, polite transition to the main point? a Listen up! b Just a reminder, c I am writing to inform you that 4 What is a good way to ask for a response by a specific date? a Let me know when you can. b Could you please reply by [date] c Send me a reply soon. 5 Which ending is appropriate for a formal business email? a Later! b Best regards, c Cheers, 6 What closing line politely invites action without pressure? a No hurry, but please respond. b Hurry up and reply. c Please let me know if you need anything else. 7 Which phrase shows appreciation at the end of an email? a Thanks for nothing. b Thank you for your time and assistance. c I didn’t mean to bother you. 8 Which opening is appropriate for an informal colleague email? a Dear Sir/Madam, b To whom it may concern, c Hi [Name], 9 Which closing best conveys anticipation of continued contact? a Talk soon. b Goodbye. c I look forward to your reply. 10 What phrase is suitable to acknowledge a previous conversation or meeting? a From now on, b Skip the recap. c Following our meeting on [date],

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Email Expressions MasteryOnline version

Common email phrases

by ANIS ARISYA BINTI ZAHARI .

Which opening is most appropriate for a formal business email to a new client?

Hi [First Name]!

Hey there,

Dear Mr./Ms. [Last Name],

Which phrase best fits a courteous opening after a greeting?

I hope you are well.

As discussed previously,

Thanks for your email.

Which phrase is suitable for a neutral, polite transition to the main point?

Listen up!

Just a reminder,

I am writing to inform you that

What is a good way to ask for a response by a specific date?

Let me know when you can.

Could you please reply by [date]

Send me a reply soon.

Which ending is appropriate for a formal business email?

Later!

Best regards,

Cheers,

What closing line politely invites action without pressure?

No hurry, but please respond.

Hurry up and reply.

Please let me know if you need anything else.

Which phrase shows appreciation at the end of an email?

Thanks for nothing.

Thank you for your time and assistance.

I didn’t mean to bother you.

Which opening is appropriate for an informal colleague email?

Dear Sir/Madam,

To whom it may concern,

Hi [Name],

Which closing best conveys anticipation of continued contact?

Talk soon.

Goodbye.

I look forward to your reply.

What phrase is suitable to acknowledge a previous conversation or meeting?

From now on,

Skip the recap.

Following our meeting on [date],

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Email Expressions MasteryOnline version

by ANIS ARISYA BINTI ZAHARI .

Which opening is most appropriate for a formal business email to a new client?

Which phrase best fits a courteous opening after a greeting?

Which phrase is suitable for a neutral, polite transition to the main point?

What is a good way to ask for a response by a specific date?

Which ending is appropriate for a formal business email?

What closing line politely invites action without pressure?

Which phrase shows appreciation at the end of an email?

Which opening is appropriate for an informal colleague email?

Which closing best conveys anticipation of continued contact?

What phrase is suitable to acknowledge a previous conversation or meeting?

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