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Formal Letters Vocabulary 正式書(shū)信
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1 : Which of the following is used to start a very formal letter? |
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The possible answers were:
Dear John
Hi Suzy
My Dear Elaine
Dear Sir or Madam
You said:
Dear John
Hi Suzy
My Dear Elaine
Dear Sir or Madam
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“親愛(ài)的先生或女士”是給一位你不知道姓名的人寫(xiě)信常用的標(biāo)準(zhǔn)開(kāi)頭。
“Hi Suzy”是給一個(gè)朋友寫(xiě)信時(shí)常用的很不正式的開(kāi)頭。
因?yàn)镴ohn是名字而不是姓氏，“親愛(ài)的約翰”可能會(huì)在更熟悉的人之間的通信中。
“我親愛(ài)的Elaine”聽(tīng)起來(lái)非常親昵，可能用在相互認(rèn)識(shí)很久的朋友之間。
你沒(méi)有回答這個(gè)問(wèn)題。
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2 : Which of the following is a way of starting a formal letter? |
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The possible answers were:
Thank you for your letter dated 26th May 2011.
Thanks for your letter, it was great to hear from you.
Thank you for your letter about...
Thanks for dropping me a line.
You said:
Thank you for your letter dated 26th May 2011.
Thanks for your letter, it was great to hear from you.
Thank you for your letter about...
Thanks for dropping me a line.
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“謝謝你在2011年5月26日的來(lái)信”是比較正式的書(shū)信正文的開(kāi)頭。
“謝謝你的來(lái)信，聽(tīng)到你的消息太好了”是非正式書(shū)信正文的開(kāi)頭。
“謝謝你關(guān)于...的來(lái)信”是非正式書(shū)信正文的開(kāi)頭。
“謝謝你給我寫(xiě)信...”是非正式書(shū)信正文的開(kāi)頭。
你沒(méi)有答這道題。
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3 : Which would be a suitable way to introduce some bad news in a formal way? |
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The possible answers were:
I feel really bad about this but...
I'm sorry to have to break the bad news but...
I regret to inform you...
I'm so sorry about...
You said:
I feel really bad about this but...
I'm sorry to have to break the bad news but...
I regret to inform you...
I'm so sorry about...
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“我很遺憾地通知你...”非常正式。
“我對(duì)此感覺(jué)很糟，但...”是非正式的。
“我很遺憾不得不告訴你壞消息，...”是非正式的。
“我對(duì)...感到非常難過(guò)/遺憾”是非正式和隨意的。
你沒(méi)有答這道題。
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4 : Which of the following is an expression suitable for a formal letter? |
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The possible answers were:
Regards to Jane
Please give my regards to Jane
Say hi to Jane
Give Jane my best wishes
You said:
Regards to Jane
Please give my regards to Jane
Say hi to Jane
Give Jane my best wishes
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“請(qǐng)代我向Jane問(wèn)好”是個(gè)正式的表達(dá)方式。
“向Jane問(wèn)好”是個(gè)半正式的表達(dá)方式。
“給Jane帶個(gè)好”是個(gè)非正式的表達(dá)方式。
“代向Jane致以我最良好的祝愿”是個(gè)半正式的表達(dá)方式。
你沒(méi)有答這道題。
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5 : Which of the following is NOT a suitable final sentence for a formal letter? |
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The possible answers were:
I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Hope to see you soon.
Looking forward to a swift response.
Looking forward to meeting you.
You said:
I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Hope to see you soon.
Looking forward to a swift response.
Looking forward to meeting you.
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“希望早日見(jiàn)到你”可以用在給朋友的非正式書(shū)信中。
“我期待著不久得到你的回信”是個(gè)正式的結(jié)束語(yǔ)。
“期待著一個(gè)迅速的答復(fù)”是個(gè)正式的結(jié)束語(yǔ)。
“期待著與你會(huì)面”是個(gè)正式的結(jié)束語(yǔ)。
你沒(méi)有回答這道題。
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6 : Which of the following is NOT a suitable way to end a formal letter? |
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The possible answers were:
Yours faithfully
Yours sincerely
Best wishes
Love
You said:
Yours faithfully
Yours sincerely
Best wishes
Love
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“Love(愛(ài)你的)”應(yīng)該用在朋友和親戚之間。
寫(xiě)正式書(shū)信中，如果你在開(kāi)頭沒(méi)有用收信人的姓名，你應(yīng)該以“你的忠誠(chéng)的”來(lái)結(jié)尾。
在正式書(shū)信中，如果你在一開(kāi)頭用了收信人的姓名，你應(yīng)該以“你誠(chéng)摯的”來(lái)結(jié)尾。
“最良好的祝愿”是個(gè)半正式的表達(dá)方式，可以用在各種正式的和非正式的信件中。
你沒(méi)有回答這道題。
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