5 Practical Pointers
Writing a business email is often easier than speaking: you don’t have to worry about pronunciation, and you can take time to edit your message. But there are some rules to remember when writing emails. Here are some tips to keep in mind to ensure that your email makes a good impression. 1. Know Your Email Terms English email programs use lots of abbreviations, and if you don’t know them, your email asking your boss for a raise might end up going out to the entire office! “Reply to all” means your email will be sent to everyone who received the originally letter you’re replying too. In the address section of the email, the “cc” (carbon copy) section sends copies of the email to the people you indicate, while the “bcc” section lets you send copies discreetly – the b stands for “blind” (hidden). If someone asks you to “forward” an email, they mean to send a copy of the email to them using the forward feature, which is sometimes ...