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When composing an informal letter of email you may find these expressions useful:

To begin the letter or to give reasons:

  • I’m writing to tell you…
  • I’m emailing you to…
  • I’m writing just to let you know that…
  • Thanks very much for your letter. It was great to hear from you.

Apologise:

  • I’m (really/terribly) sorry about/ but…
  • Sorry I couldn’t manage to…
  • I’m afraid that…

Offer/Request:

  • Can I…?/Could you…?
  • Can I help you?
  • Can I do anything to help you?
  • Would you like to…?
  • Would you mind if…?
  • I was wondering if you can…
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Category: Writing | Views: 291 | Added by: Naty-profe | Date: 2019-08-02