Week 2 Unit 2 - Formal Emails
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- Q1Sort the email greetings.Users sort answers between categoriesSorting30s
- Q2Sort the email closings.Users sort answers between categoriesSorting30s
- Q3You ______________ use any contracted forms (I'm, can't, won't, etc.) in a formal email.should notshould30s
- Q4You should sign a formal email with _______________only your first nameyour full name (first and surname)only your surname30s
- Q5Which would be a better start to a formal email?I'm writing to express...Just a note to say...30s
- Q6Which would be a better way to make a request in a formal email?I would be grateful if you could...Can you...?30s
- Q7If you have added a document to your formal email, mention it by writing the following phrase: __________________.I've attached...Please find attached...30s
- Q8The last sentence before your closing should be: ______________________.I look forward to hearing from you at your earliest convenience.Looking forward to seeing you soon.30s
- Q9Which of the following adjectives would you expect to find in a email of complaint? (Note: there are 5 correct answers. Choose 1.)distraughtdelightedappalleddissatisfieddismayedthrilledpleasedupset30s