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Business Email Guide: How to Introduce Yourself to a New Team

You did it! After polishing up your résumé, taking interviews, and landing a job, it is now time to meet…

Thank you is one of the most important polite phrases in the English language. We use it all the time with…

For college students, establishing a good relationship with instructors can lead to a better learning experience, higher grades, and internship…

Incoming grammar lesson! Quite a few TextRanch users have wondered whether ‘abovementioned’ should be written as one word or if…

In the context of email communication, ‘attached’ and ‘attachment’ are two words that frequently pop up. They are closely related…

Almost everyone makes a bad purchase at some point. This unpleasant scenario has happened to just about all of us:…

News has spread throughout the office, and a valued coworker is planning to retire, switch to another company, or maybe…

In English grammar, redundancy is the concept of using more words than needed to describe the same idea. Some classic…

When making a polite request, there are two main adverbs at our disposal: ‘please’ and ‘kindly’. English learners sometimes feel…

Composing a business email is just like penning a business letter. Certain norms are expected, such as polite etiquette, concision,…