Business Email

A2243 words1:29Article British AccentPublished Mar 14, 2026 · Updated Mar 23, 2026

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Business emails are very important at work today.

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Many people write emails every day to their boss or clients.

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A good email is clear, polite, and short.

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If you learn some simple rules, your emails will be better.

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Every business email starts with a greeting.

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You should write "Dear" and the person's name.

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For example, you can write "Dear Mr. Smith" or "Dear Ms. Lee."

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If you do not know the name, you can write "Dear Sir or Madam."

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This greeting is more polite than just saying "Hi" or "Hello."

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The body of the email should be easy to read.

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Write your main idea in the first sentence.

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If you need to send a file, you can say "Please find the attachment."

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You can also write "I attached the report for you."

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Keep your sentences short, so the reader will understand quickly.

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Sometimes you need to follow up on an old email.

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You can write "I am writing to follow up on my last email."

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This is a common phrase in business.

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It tells the other person you are still waiting.

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It is better to follow up than to stay silent.

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At the end of the email, you should close politely.

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You can write "Best regards" or "Kind regards" before your name.

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"Regards" is a formal and friendly way to end an email.

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Now you know the basic parts of a business email.

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Practice writing emails, and you will feel more confident soon!