Effective Email Communication Skills

Rebecca teaches how to start letters in English, focusing on common expressions for initiating and replying to correspondence. She provides examples and explains the importance of using specific phrases to clarify the purpose of communication. The lesson concludes with a recommendation for further practice on a website.

What is the main focus of Rebecca's lesson?

• How to understand English grammar

• How to improve English vocabulary

• How to start a letter in English

• How to write a business proposal

Why is starting a letter often considered the most difficult part?

• Because it requires perfect grammar

• Because it sets the tone for the rest of the letter

• Because it needs to be very detailed

• Because it involves complex vocabulary

What is the purpose of the lesson's introduction?

• To provide a detailed explanation

• To introduce the topic and its importance

• To summarize the lesson

• To test the student's knowledge

Which expression is commonly used in business English to start a letter?

• I am writing in connection with

• I am writing to express my gratitude

• I am writing to apologize

• I am writing to inform you

What is the difference between 'inquire' and 'enquire'?

• They have different meanings

• They are spelling variations in different English dialects

• They are used in different tenses

• They are used in different contexts

Which expression can be used to ask about something in a formal way?

• I am writing to inquire about

• I am writing to explain

• I am writing to tell you about

• I am writing to describe

What is the main goal of using expressions like 'I am writing in connection with'?

• To make the letter longer

• To sound more formal

• To clearly state the purpose of the letter

• To confuse the reader

What is the significance of using expressions like 'I am writing to inquire about'?

• To clearly state the purpose

• To add more content

• To make the letter more formal

• To confuse the reader

What should you remember when using a verb after 'I am interested in'?

• Use the past tense

• Use the infinitive form

• Use the gerund form

• Use the future tense

Which of the following is an example of initiating correspondence?

• I am writing to apologize for the delay.

• Thank you for your email regarding the prices of our cell phones.

• I am writing to inquire about the prices of your cell phones.

• I am writing to confirm our meeting.