Synonyms

Do you want someone to take their time completing a task to ensure it’s correct? Or perhaps you just don’t want to pressure them into … Read more

You may need to let someone know more information in a later email. But is “I will let you know” a good formal phrase to … Read more

Clarification is a great way to make sure two people are on the same page. If you don’t clarify information in an email, you could … Read more

You should always try to take notes of things in formal emails. It shows that you’re paying attention and following along. However, is “well noted” … Read more

You should know how to politely answer a question when someone poses one. However, is “to answer your question” the best formal phrase? Well, you’re … Read more

Are you reaching out to let an applicant know that you or your company appreciates their interest? Perhaps you’re looking for another way to say … Read more

Have you set up a meeting with a client or your employees? Perhaps you’re emailing them to say you’ll “see you then.” However, is it … Read more

Are you worried about including “unfortunately” in a formal email? Perhaps you’re looking for a professional way to share some bad news. Well, this article … Read more

The more experience you have in the workplace, the more likely it is for an employer to hire you. So, you might be thinking of … Read more

Perhaps you’d like to demonstrate that you’re a fast learner to a new employer. After all, it’s a great way to encourage them to hire … Read more