B101: Lesson 17: Making Polite Requests by Email or Message

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B101: Lesson 17: Making Polite Requests by Email or Message


Froggy Jumps B101: Lesson 17: Making Polite Requests by Email or MessageVersion en ligne Email vocabulary essentials par The Royal Visions 1 A file sent along with an email. a Gift b Attachment c Letter 2 To send an email you received to a third person. a Delete b Forward c Reply 3 The person who receives the email. a Recipient b Sender c Boss 4 The title of the email (what it is about). a Body b Signature c Subject line 5 A copy of an email sent to someone else so they can see the conversation (Carbon Copy). a CC b BCC c PS 6 A hidden copy of an email where other people cannot see the address (Blind Carbon Copy). a TO b FROM c BCC 7 An email that is written but not sent yet. a Draft b Trash c Sent 8 The main folder where your new emails arrive. a Inbox b Spam c Outbox 9 Your name, job title, and contact details automatically added at the end of an email. a Logo b Signature c Title 10 Unwanted, junk advertising emails. a Jam b Ham c Spam 11 To answer an email you have received. a Forward b Ignore c Reply 12 To ask for something formally and politely. a Demand b Request c Order 13 A formal business word meaning to ask for information. a Inquire b Tell c Shout 14 To verify that something is true or that you have received something. a Confirm b Forget c Deny 15 To be grateful or thankful for something someone does for you. a Hate b Demand c Appreciate 16 Having free time to do something (e.g., jump on a quick call). a Busy b Available c Closed 17 A recommendation or a good word from someone about your work. a Insult b Reference c Joke 18 A person you work with at your company. a Client b Colleague c Competitor 19 To click the button that makes the email go to the other person. a Send b Print c Save 20 To remove an email from your inbox and throw it in the trash. a Delete b Hide c Keep

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B101: Lesson 17: Making Polite Requests by Email or Message

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B101: Lesson 17: Making Polite Requests by Email or MessageVersion en ligne

par The Royal Visions

A file sent along with an email.

To send an email you received to a third person.

The person who receives the email.

The title of the email (what it is about).

A copy of an email sent to someone else so they can see the conversation (Carbon Copy).

A hidden copy of an email where other people cannot see the address (Blind Carbon Copy).

An email that is written but not sent yet.

The main folder where your new emails arrive.

Your name, job title, and contact details automatically added at the end of an email.

Unwanted, junk advertising emails.

To answer an email you have received.

To ask for something formally and politely.

A formal business word meaning to ask for information.

To verify that something is true or that you have received something.

To be grateful or thankful for something someone does for you.

Having free time to do something (e.g., jump on a quick call).

A recommendation or a good word from someone about your work.

A person you work with at your company.

To click the button that makes the email go to the other person.

To remove an email from your inbox and throw it in the trash.