Writing letters and e-mails

We start to write letters with the word:

• Sincerely yours

• Mr or Miss

• Madam

• Dear Sir/Mrs/Madam etc.

We end our letter with the word:

• See you

• Welcome

• Yours faithfully

• Goodbye

The phrase : " I am writing to draw your attention to...."

• is formal

• is informal

• both answers are correct

• there is no correct answer

The phrase: I'm writing to apologize for" means that

• I am asking for appreciation

• I want to say : I am sorry

• I want to say : I am thankful

• There is no correct answer

The best closure for a letter is:

• See you tomorrow

• Have a nice day

• Thanks for your time

• Happy Holiday

The phrase: "Do you have any information" can be replaced with:

• I want to receive information

• I must get information

• Could you give me information

• All the answers are correct

" Inform someone " means:

• let someone know

• to give information

• there is no correct answer

• answer 1 and answer 2 are correct

The phrase: think about" can be replaced with:

• conduct

• correct

• confirm

• consider

The phrase "I look forward to your reply" can be written:

• only in letters

• only in e-mails

• in letters and in e-mails

• in non of them

The phrase "nice to hear from you" can be used in

• letters

• e-mails

• phone

• answers 2 and 3 are correct