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Academic and Business English

Learn vocabulary and structures for professional and academic contexts, including report writing and presentations.

Professional Communication
Clear communication is essential in the workplace.
Professional Communication
Writing a Formal Business Email
Learn the structure and key phrases for professional emails.

Writing a Formal Business Email

Structure of a Formal Email

  1. Subject Line: Be clear and concise. E.g., "Meeting Follow-up" or "Question about Invoice #123".
  2. Salutation:
    • Formal: Dear Mr. Smith, / Dear Ms. Jones,
    • If name is unknown: Dear Sir or Madam, / To Whom It May Concern,
  3. Opening: State your purpose. E.g., "I am writing to inquire about..." or "I am writing in reference to..."
  4. Body: Provide details clearly and politely. Use formal language.
  5. Closing: E.g., "I look forward to hearing from you." or "Thank you for your time."
  6. Sign-off:
    • Formal: Yours sincerely, (if you know their name) / Yours faithfully, (if you used "Dear Sir/Madam")
    • Common: Best regards, / Kind regards,

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