Look in any grammar book or book about business English--they should have sample letters. These letters will give you the general form for a letter: DATE NAME OF PERSON HIS ADDRESS GREETING BODY OF LETTER THE COMPLIMENTARY CLOSE YOUR

My real name Marwa from Egypt,I'm graduated from computer science faculty Helwan university,I'm making diploma at information technology institute in geographic information system department,i have course in business english at

It came from business english :Memos. The dialogue is as below: A:I have been waiting here in the conference room for ten minutes already, what time is the meeting start? where is anyone anyway? B:Didn't you hear about that, our

Thank you for your replies, they are very useful from me however I find business English BORING :) Again, an informal "cheers" and "chat with you soon"

Has she come to office? Is she in? Which one is more formal to ask.. Kindly reply

I'm working on the i-to-i specialist modules and am a little crunched for time (i'm a worthless procrastinator). Since they only enable you to see one module at a time, I was wondering if anyone could post the assignments (specifically the

Hi, Only in written business English where you want to use jargon because it is brief. The phrase is not unusual. Clive

Hello, a friend of mine had to write a letter of apology for his course in Business English. He wrote the following letter of apology. The teacher crossed nearly all of his words out. Is the letter grammatically an absolutely nonsense or

Hello, a friend of mine had to write a letter of apology for his course in Business English. He wrote the following letter of apology. The teacher crossed nearly all of his words out. Is the letter grammatically an absolutely nonsense or what did

Hi all. I don't really know if this is the place to talk about my issue. Basically, I am very disappointed with my current English school in London. I have registered for a full year business English study, paying the full tuition in