Vocabulary 1
The important facts about your request. Include date, time, and reason.
details
Used to show that you own something now.
I have
Start with a greeting.
First thing on the list
Have a subject line.
A message that says the request is accepted.
confirmation
The last words in an email. It shows thanks and gives your name.
Closing
Used to talk about what you will do in the future.
I will make
The final thing on the checklist.
End with a closing and your full name.
Final thing on the checklist.
End with a closing and your name.
To stop a service or agreement.
cancel
To say yes to a plan or idea. It means it is allowed.
approve
Used to say what you are able to do or how you might feel or act.
I can be
What are 2 things you can give when you ask for a reply.
Email or phone number
What you need to give for examples, date, time, and reason.
details
The short topic at the top of an email.
subject line
Needing help right away. It cannot wait.
urgent
Use it for ability, possibility, and role.
I can be
The second last thing you say on the checklist.
Say thank you.
The second thing on the request checklist.
Start with a greeting
To ask for something politely. You write or say what you need.
request
Short and quick. It has few words or little time.
brief
Use it for plans and promises.
I will make
What information do you ask for? schedule, cost, how to sign up.
schedule, cost, how to sign up
This is not on the Inquiry Checklist.
Offer a solution or idea if you can.
To do someone else’s work for a short time. You help when they are not at work.
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