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Which closing phrase is suitable for a formal letter when the recipient's name is unknown?
Which closing phrase is suitable for a formal letter when the recipient's name is unknown?
What phrase is commonly used to introduce a request in a business email?
What phrase is commonly used to introduce a request in a business email?
Which phrase is suitable for introducing bad news in a business communication?
Which phrase is suitable for introducing bad news in a business communication?
Which phrase is commonly used when thanking someone in a business email?
Which phrase is commonly used when thanking someone in a business email?
What phrase can be used to refer to a previous meeting in a business letter?
What phrase can be used to refer to a previous meeting in a business letter?
Which phrase is suitable for starting a formal letter when the recipient's name is unknown?
Which phrase is suitable for starting a formal letter when the recipient's name is unknown?
What phrase can be used to introduce good news in a business communication?
What phrase can be used to introduce good news in a business communication?
Which phrase is commonly used as a casual way of ending an email or letter?
Which phrase is commonly used as a casual way of ending an email or letter?
What phrase is suitable for introducing a complaint in a business email?
What phrase is suitable for introducing a complaint in a business email?
Which phrase is commonly used as an informal way of starting an email or letter?
Which phrase is commonly used as an informal way of starting an email or letter?
Which phrase should be used to apologize in a business email?
Which phrase should be used to apologize in a business email?
What is a suitable way to refer to future contact in a business email?
What is a suitable way to refer to future contact in a business email?
Which phrase could be used to invite someone to a meeting?
Which phrase could be used to invite someone to a meeting?
What would be an appropriate way to offer more information or help in an email?
What would be an appropriate way to offer more information or help in an email?
Which phrase is suitable for arranging a meeting time in an email?
Which phrase is suitable for arranging a meeting time in an email?