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    C1: C2 Formal Email Expressions

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    C1: C2 Formal Email Expressions

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    This document provides useful phrases for writing formal letters and emails in response to correspondence. It includes phrases for the beginning, introducing points, requesting action, and ending a letter or email. Some key phrases include "With reference to your letter," "I am writing to express my concern about," "I should also like to point out that," and "I hope to hear from you soon."

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    This document provides useful phrases for writing formal letters and emails in response to correspondence. It includes phrases for the beginning, introducing points, requesting action, and ending a letter or email. Some key phrases include "With reference to your letter," "I am writing to express my concern about," "I should also like to point out that," and "I hope to hear from you soon."

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    C1 Advanced (CAE) Formal Letter/Email: Useful phrases

    Gree ngs Beginning: Reason for wri ng: Referring to their le er:
    Dear Sir or Madam With regards to the le er/email I am wri ng with regard/reference As you stated in your leter, …
    Dear Mr Jenkins on… to … Regarding… Concerning … With
    With reference to your le er/ I am wri ng to express (my regard to…
    email… concern about/ disappointment
    A er having received your le er/ with/disapproval of/apologies for)
    email… I would like to draw your a en on
    I received your address from … and to/point out …
    would like …
    Thank you very much for your
    le er/email on…
    I have been given your contact
    details by… and I would like to…
    In reply to your le er/email of…

    Complaining: Introducing points: Request for ac on: Ending:


    I am wiing to compiain about … (I feel) I must also (dis)agree with I would appreciate it/be grateful if I hope to hear from you soon…
    You said …but in fact what … you would … If you require any further
    happened … I should also like to point out that I look forward to receiving/seeing informa on, feel free to contact
    … … me
    Your (ar cle) states that … I trust/very much hope you will … Should you require anything else,
    However,… do not hesitate in contac ng me
    Regards
    Yours faithfully
    Yours sincerely
    (signature)
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