Business Communication Samples: Emails and Promotional Materials

Email Sample 1: Urgent Shipping Delay Complaint

Subject: Our Shipment to Singapore – 2891/53

To: Maggie Tyler
From: Tim Gilbert, Head of Shipping, Whizz Electronics

Dear Mrs. Tyler,

As you know, your company arranged the shipping of one container from Harwich to Singapore for our company. According to the shipping documents, the container was sent on June 7th on the vessel Valiant. The Estimated Time of Arrival (ETA) in the port of discharge was July 19th. However, it is now July 22nd, and our clients

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Mastering Professional and Casual Job Announcement Emails

Professional Email: Announcing a New Job Role

Subject: Exciting News – New Job Opportunity

Dear Jonathan,

I hope this email finds you well. I wanted to take a moment to share some exciting professional news with you. I have recently accepted a position as Marketing Director at a leading tech company headquartered downtown. It’s a big step forward in my career, and I’m thrilled about the opportunity to lead the department and introduce new plans for digital and traditional marketing strategies.

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Essential English Verb Tenses and Modal Verbs Reference

English Verb Tenses: Structures and Time Markers

Present Simple

Used for habits, facts, and scheduled events.

Common Time Expressions (Adverbs of Frequency)

  • ALWAYS, USUALLY, GENERALLY, REGULARLY, OCCASIONALLY, FREQUENTLY, OFTEN, SOMETIMES, RARELY, SELDOM, NEVER.
  • AT 1 O’CLOCK, AT NIGHT, IN THE MORNING, ON FRIDAYS, EVERY WEEK, ONCE A MONTH, HOW OFTEN…?

Present Continuous

Structure: (AM/IS/ARE + V-ING)

Example: AM SINGING / AM NOT SINGING / AM I SINGING?

Time Markers

  • NOW, RIGHT NOW, AT THE MOMENT, AT PRESENT,
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Advanced English Grammar Practice: Connectors, Modals, and Formal Language

1. Using Conjunctions and Connectors

Complete the sentences using because, so, such, or because of:

  1. I’m not buying it because it’s too expensive.
  2. I was lost, so I bought a street map.
  3. We couldn’t get into the factory because of the [missing context].
  4. They’ve got such a lot of money, they don’t know what to do.
  5. She didn’t get the job because of her [missing context].
  6. She worked so hard that she made herself ill.
  7. Because the economy in this country is expanding, many [missing context].
  8. Foreign investment
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Business Correspondence Templates and Examples

1. E-mail Introducing Yourself

To: All employees
From: Lorena Camara
Subject: Nice to meet you

Hello everyone,

My name is Lorena Cámara, and I am the new administrative assistant. I’m 19 years old, and I’m originally from Cornwall. My previous job was with an engineering company near London. I’m looking forward to meeting you all and working with you.

Best wishes,

Lorena

2. E-mail Providing Directions to a Meeting

To: Mr Sanz
From: Lorena Camara
Subject: Meeting – 23rd September

Dear Mr Sanz,

I’d like to

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Everyday Conversations: Situations and Stories

Everyday Situations and Dialogues

Why Didn’t You Go Out Yesterday?

Why didn’t you go out yesterday? Well, I wanted to go to the beach, but the weather was really foul: it was cloudy and cold.

Party Crowd and Drink Shortage

How many people were there at the party? Too many, I’m afraid. There weren’t any drinks for everybody, can you imagine?

Lost and Found Concert Tickets

Yesterday I bought two tickets for tonight’s concert, but I lost them. Take it easy, I found them on the nightstand table.

Directions

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