English Mail and Phone
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Business English
Making a call
Introduce yourself
- Hello, this is Sarah Smith
- Good morning, this is Sarah, I’m calling you for…
- This is Sarah Smith speaking
Explain the for your call
- I wanted to talk about…
- I want to place an order
Make sure you are speaking to the right person
- I would like to talk with…
- Is it the HR manager speaking ?
- Could you put me through to…
Identify yourself
- This is Moichael O Reazy
- MO’R
- MO’R, company name, what can I do for you ?
- I’m MO’R
Find out who is calling
- Who’s asking ?
- Could you introduce yourself?
- Could you please tell me your name
Ending the call
- See you later
- Thank you for calling
- Have a nice day
Email writing
Subject line
- Short and specific
Salutation
- Formal – First contact : Dear Mr Green / Dear Sir…
- Less formal – Subsequent contact : Dear John
- Informal : Hello
Opening sentence
- Explain why you are writing
- I’m sending you this email because…
- With reference to…
- Further to…
- Following…
- Never put “Hello” in subject → SPAM
Be polite and diplomatic
- Be gentle so that you don’t cause offence.
- Always say please and thank you.
Conclusion
- Tell the reader what you expect next.
Close
- Formal salutation = Formal close.
- Less formal salutation = less formal close.
- Regards
- (your) faithfully
- Best regards
- Kind regards
- See you ! Xoxo.
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