2022-02-09
10 分钟Hi there, this is Harry and welcome back to my english grammar lesson.
So what have I got for you today?
Well, I've got some ways for you to sign off on your emails.
I have to admit this is not the most exciting thing I've ever done, but these are really practical suggestions for you.
We're all using email and we've been doing it for many, many years.
But it's amazing how many times people, people ask me, well, how do I start and how do I end an email?
So we're going to focus today on the end of the email, okay?
It's not the same as a letter because in most cases letters are quite formal.
But when we're using email, even if we're using them to the boss or somebody a little bit more important than ourselves, then it's always informed.
Okay, so there's a different language to use.
Some of it is the same as we use in letters, but sometimes it's different and sometimes people don't sign off on their emails at all.
Okay, so let me just give you a few examples.
Okay, so as always, I've got a list of ten for you here.
So the first one is just the word regards.
Okay?
So you finish whatever you're saying and then you just put regards, Harry.
Okay?
So it's just a very, very simple way.
Usually that means that you know the person reasonably well.
Yeah.