English for Emails
Book Review
| WEEK | TOPICS | USEFUL LANGUAGE AND SKILL |
| 1 | The email screen | A questionnaire |
| Email structure | Big Brother is watching… and checking you emails | |
| 2 | Subject lines | |
| Register | Emotions | |
| 3 | Forma/informal phrases | How important is accuracy in emails? |
| Abbreviations | ||
| Correct spelling | ||
| 4 | Writing and replying to enquiries | Email addresses & Symbols |
| The advantages and disadvantages of email | The danger of viruses | |
| 5 | Polite language | |
| Writing to colleagues | Acronyms and abbreviations | |
| 6 | Talking about deadlines and taking action | To cc or not ot cc? |
| Common verb-noun phrases | ||
| 7 | Informing and replying | An email quiz |
| Colloquial phrases and contractions | Over-quoting | |
| Quoting form previous emails | ||
| Being diplomatic | ||
| 8 | Typical phrases for making arrangements | Domain names |
| Prepositions of time | Have you been spammed? | |
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Ian Tanpiuco started his ESL career back in 2013. With his previous experience in tech and outsourcing, he helps students how to communicate in a business setup. After a couple of years, he started teaching IELTS and TOEFL. In 2017, he became a Jr. Web developer and currently teaching ESL online.