English phrases for business letters and e-mails

Do you have a hard time finding the right phrase to use in your business letters and e-mails? Today you'll learn 30 phrases for business correspondence.

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You'll learn phrases for everyday professional situations, as well as lots of vocabulary for marketing, finance, entrepreneurship, and more. There are even several lessons on idioms that are often used in the business world.

[derekwu]

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[OloanSimbolon]

Very interesting learning video of correspondence. I like it.

[pactoure]

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[cesarelepre]

Simple, short lesson, SUPERB though.

[satishghotekar]

Good afternoon sir
It's very good

[jengmanmsangma]

Could you please tell me how I can start a sentence to high ranking person (Govt officials)for granting any projects fund?

[nadeemiqbal]

Nice job, Keep it up. Much appreciated

[aliceinwonderlandaliceinwo]

I am delighted to tell you
We are excited to inform you that....
You will be pleased to learn that...

[salwanalmansury]

Hi, in phrasal verb lesson 12 ( Communication phrasal verb)
Venessa said “he doesn’t need to spell out every single task as if I were a child”
I am now confused when we can say I was or I were?
Thank you for your clarification in advance.

[aliceinwonderlandaliceinwo]

I am writing in reference
I am writing to inquire about....
I apologize for the delay in replying...

[aliceinwonderlandaliceinwo]

I 'd like to hear your thoughts..
How do you think we should deal with this?

[hvmamarketing]

No matter your field, you must know the appropriate phrases, keywords, and abbreviations. You always want to appear to be on top of things in your emails, especially when conversing with potential bosses, etc.

[raed]

Hi there. I am a bit confused. How can I address two people in an email?
For example: Alex and Leslie Ballentine 

Should I say: Dear Mr. Alex, Dear Ms. Leslie Ballentine or Dear Mr. and Mrs. Ballentine?

[aliceinwonderlandaliceinwo]

Please note
I 'd like to call your attention

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