Communication, Email Writing Writing a Well-Organized Email (Part Two) Last time, we looked at an example of a “messy” email and went over some strategies on how to organize…
Communication, Email Writing Writing a Well-Organized Email (Part One) Dear Lisa, How are you? The meeting with Howard yesterday went about as well as expected. Ahmed wasn’t there either….
Business, Communication, Email Writing Closing Salutations: How to End a Professional Email You have written a business email. You started it with a professional greeting. The body of the text looks good….
Business, Communication, Email Writing How to Write a Formal Thank-You Email Henry is a law school student who just landed a summer internship at a prestigious international law firm. One of…
Business, Communication, Email Writing “You Guys”: Inappropriate for the Workplace? Would you guys like to grab some lunch before the meeting? Hey you guys, what happened to the coffee machine?…
Communication, Email Writing, Grammar, Writing Is it Ever Okay to Use an Incomplete Sentence? Sure. In Certain Contexts. In three of our recent articles, we looked at different kinds of incomplete sentences and ways to correct them. (Click…
Communication, Email Writing, Grammar, Writing Incomplete Sentences, Incomplete Thoughts A sentence can still be incomplete, even if it has a subject and a verb. In two of our previous…
Communication, Email Writing, Grammar, Writing Incomplete Sentences: When the Verb Is Missing Every sentence needs both a subject and a verb or else it isn’t a complete sentence. We have already looked…
Business, Communication, Email Writing Salutations: How to Greet Someone in an Email (Part Two) In a recent post, we looked at salutations and gave examples of how to properly greet someone in an email…
Business, Communication, Email Writing Salutations: How to Greet Someone in an Email (Part One) A salutation is a polite way to greet someone at the start of a letter or email. When you send…
