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    Useful Phrases and Vocabulary 2

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    The document provides examples of useful phrases for making, confirming, and changing arrangements in emails. Phrases like "Just a quick note to arrange a time to meet" and "How/What about Monday?" can be used to make arrangements. Confirming arrangements can be done with phrases like "I'd like to confirm..." or "Monday is good for me." Changing arrangements politely can be done by saying "I'm sorry but I can't make Monday" or "I'm afraid I can't make Monday. How about Wednesday instead?"

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    The document provides examples of useful phrases for making, confirming, and changing arrangements in emails. Phrases like "Just a quick note to arrange a time to meet" and "How/What about Monday?" can be used to make arrangements. Confirming arrangements can be done with phrases like "I'd like to confirm..." or "Monday is good for me." Changing arrangements politely can be done by saying "I'm sorry but I can't make Monday" or "I'm afraid I can't make Monday. How about Wednesday instead?"

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    The document provides examples of useful phrases for making, confirming, and changing arrangements in emails. Phrases like "Just a quick note to arrange a time to meet" and "How/What about Monday?" can be used to make arrangements. Confirming arrangements can be done with phrases like "I'd like to confirm..." or "Monday is good for me." Changing arrangements politely can be done by saying "I'm sorry but I can't make Monday" or "I'm afraid I can't make Monday. How about Wednesday instead?"

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    Useful phrases and vocabulary 2

    The register of an email ( how formal or informal it is) depends on the type of the message you are
    writing and who you are writing to. The words and expressions used in an email can make it formal or
    informal. Whether a phrase is too formal or too informal depends on the context of the email and your
    writing style.

    Making arrangements

    Just a quick note to arrange a time to meet.

    I’m writing to set up / arrange …

    How /What about Monday?

    Is … OK?

    Where should we meet?

    Confirming arrangements

    I’d like to confirm …

    Just writing to confirm …

    Monday is good for me.

    Please send me an email by 5 pm today to confirm this.

    Looking forward to seeing / meeting you.

    Changing arrangements

    I’m sorry but I can’t make Monday.

    This is to let you know that I’ve had to put off / postpone ..

    I’m writing to cancel / call off

    I’m afraid I can’t make Monday. How about Wednesday instead?

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