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preposition

regarding

/rɪˈɡɑːrdɪŋ/

about or concerning something

“I am writing regarding your recent application.”

aboutconcerningrelated to
verb

attach

/əˈtætʃ/

to include a file with a message

“Please attach your resume to the email.”

includeaddenclose
noun

response

/rɪˈspɑːns/

an answer or reply

“Thank you for your quick response.”

replyanswerreaction
verb

appreciate

/əˈpriːʃieɪt/

to be grateful for something

“I appreciate your help with this issue.”

valuethankrecognize
adverb

sincerely

/sɪnˈsɪrli/

in an honest and polite way

“Sincerely is a common formal email closing.”

honestlygenuinelytruly
noun

inquiry

/ˈɪnkwəri/

a request for information

“Thank you for your inquiry about the course.”

questionrequestquery
verb

forward

/ˈfɔːrwərd/

to send a message to another person

“Could you forward the file to the team?”

send onpass alongredirect
adjective

courteous

/ˈkɜːrtiəs/

polite and respectful

“A courteous email creates a professional tone.”

politerespectfulcivil
noun

subject line

/subject line/

the title of an email message

“Make sure the subject line clearly states what the meeting is about.”

termideaconcept
noun

recipient

/recipient/

the person who receives a message

“Make sure the recipient's name is spelled correctly before you send the email.”

termideaconcept
noun

sender

/sender/

the person who sends a message

“The sender of the email didn't include a subject line.”

termideaconcept
noun

attachment

/attachment/

a file sent with an email

“I sent the document as an attachment to the email.”

termideaconcept
noun

signature

/signature/

contact details placed at the end of an email

“My email signature includes my phone number and office address.”

termideaconcept
noun

greeting

/greeting/

the opening words of a message

“He started the email with a friendly greeting to the whole team.”

termideaconcept
noun

closing

/closing/

the final words of a message

“She ended the email with a friendly closing before signing her name.”

termideaconcept
noun

request

/request/

a polite act of asking for something

“I made a request to extend the deadline by one week.”

termideaconcept
noun

reply

/reply/

an answer to a message

“I got a reply to my email within an hour.”

termideaconcept
noun

confirmation

/confirmation/

a message showing that something is agreed or true

“I received a confirmation that my order was shipped.”

termideaconcept
noun

notification

/notification/

a message giving information or warning

“I got a notification that the package arrived at the door.”

termideaconcept
noun

deadline

/deadline/

the latest time for completing something

“The deadline for the project is next Friday.”

termideaconcept
noun

availability

/availability/

the times when someone is free

“Please let me know your availability for the meeting.”

termideaconcept
noun

clarification

/clarification/

extra explanation that makes something clear

“I asked for clarification about the project deadline.”

termideaconcept
noun

apology

/əˈpɒl.ə.dʒi/

a statement saying sorry

“I sent an apology to my friend for missing her birthday party.”

termideaconcept
noun

invitation

/ɪn.vɪˈteɪ.ʃn̩/

a request for someone to attend something

“She received an invitation to the company holiday party.”

termideaconcept
noun

reminder

/reminder/

a message that helps someone remember

“I sent him a reminder about the deadline tomorrow.”

termideaconcept
noun

draft

/dɹæft/

an unfinished version of a message

“I saved the draft so I could finish the email later.”

termideaconcept
noun

thread

/thread/

a group of related email messages

“I found the answer in the email thread from last month.”

termideaconcept
noun

copy

/ˈkɒpi/

a person included in an email for information

“I added my manager as a copy on the email so she'd know about the changes.”

termideaconcept
verb

email

/ˈiːmeɪl/

to send a message electronically

“I'll email you the document by the end of today.”

useapplyperform
verb

confirm

/kənˈfɜːm/

to state that something is true or arranged

“Can you confirm that the meeting is still scheduled for Friday?”

useapplyperform
verb

notify

/ˈnoʊtɪfaɪ/

to officially inform someone

“They will notify us as soon as the decision is made.”

useapplyperform
verb

schedule

/schedule/

to arrange a time for something

“Let's schedule the project review for next Thursday morning.”

useapplyperform
verb

reschedule

/reschedule/

to arrange a different time

“We need to reschedule the meeting because the director is unavailable.”

useapplyperform
verb

clarify

/ˈklæɹɪfaɪ/

to make something easier to understand

“Let me clarify what I meant in my previous message.”

useapplyperform
verb

apologize

/əˈpɒləd͡ʒaɪz/

to say sorry

“I want to apologize for the delay in replying to your email.”

useapplyperform
adjective

formal

/formal/

suitable for official or professional situations

“She wore a formal suit for the meeting with the board.”

clearusefulrelated
adjective

concise

/kənˈsaɪs/

short and clear

“His summary was concise and covered all the key points.”

clearusefulrelated
adjective

prompt

/pɹɒmpt/

done quickly and without delay

“We appreciate your prompt response to our request.”

clearusefulrelated
adjective

professional

/professional/

suitable for work communication

“Keep your tone professional when writing to clients.”

clearusefulrelated
adjective

respectful

/ɹɪˈspɛktfəl/

showing politeness and consideration

“She always keeps her emails respectful, even when she disagrees with someone.”

clearusefulrelated
adjective

clear

/clear/

easy to understand

“Her instructions were clear and easy to follow.”

clearusefulrelated
adjective

urgent

/ˈɜːdʒənt/

needing quick attention

“This is an urgent matter that needs your attention today.”

clearusefulrelated
adjective

attached

/əˈtætʃt/

included as a file

“Please find the report attached to this email.”

clearusefulrelated
adjective

available

/əˈveɪləb(ə)l/

free to meet or respond

“I'm available to talk anytime after three o'clock this afternoon.”

clearusefulrelated
adjective

unavailable

/unavailable/

not free or not able to respond

“He's unavailable until next Monday because he's traveling for work.”

clearusefulrelated
adjective

grateful

/grateful/

feeling thankful

“I'm grateful for your help with the project.”

clearusefulrelated
adjective

appropriate

/appropriate/

suitable for the situation

“A handshake is appropriate when greeting a business client.”

clearusefulrelated