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Unit 2: Startups & Young Entrepreneurs

Business Email

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درس «Business Email» — Sarah Lee model · phrase match · email-lab · writing 150–180 words — p.28–29.

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درس «Business Email» — Sarah Lee model · phrase match · email-lab · writing 150–180 words — p.28–29.

🇬🇧 English L1 · Unit 2 · Startups & Young Entrepreneurs
Business Email
Writing · Sarah Lee model · phrase match · planning table · 150–180 word task
📖 Lesson 10
⏱ ~45 min
📚 Ministry G11 p. 28–29
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أهداف الدرس
  • يحلل نموذج business email لـ Sarah Lee
  • يطابق key phrases · formal greeting/closing
  • يكتب email 150–180 كلمة · email builder lab
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Unit 2 — Lesson 5
LESSON 5 — Business Email · p. 28–29
Sarah Lee model · tip box · phrase match · planning table · writing task 150–180 words
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Before you start
Warm-up

1 Have you ever sent an email for work or study?

2 What is the difference between a personal email and a business email?

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Structure of a Business Email
Exercise 1
1 Read the email below. Then answer the questions

Model email — Sarah Lee · GreenTech Solutions

Subject: Meeting request

Dear Mr. Thompson,

I hope this email finds you well. My name is Sarah Lee, and I am the project coordinator at GreenTech Solutions.

I am writing to request a meeting to discuss the progress of the City Park project. We would like to review the current timeline and budget. Could we meet next week?

Please let me know your availability on Tuesday or Thursday afternoon. I am free between 2:00 and 5:00.

Thank you for your time. I look forward to your reply

Best regards,
Sarah Lee
Project Coordinator
GreenTech Solutions
s.lee@greentech.com | +44 20 1234 5678

Comprehension
Answer about the model email:

1 Who is the sender?

2 What is the purpose of the email?

3 When does Sarah suggest meeting?

4 What is her job title?

5 Find two polite phrases in the email.

Tip Box for a Business Email

A business email is a formal message sent for professional purposes. Unlike personal emails, business emails follow a more formal and polite format to maintain professionalism and clarity.

A. Subject Line: Meeting Request - Project Update · Follow-Up: Job Application
B. Greetings: Dear Mr. Smith, · Dear Ms. Johnson, · Dear Hiring Manager, · Dear Sir/Madam,
C. Opening Lines: I hope this email finds you well. · I am writing to… · I would like to ask about… · Thank you for your email.
D. Polite Requests: Could you please…? · I would appreciate it if you could… · Please let me know…
E. Closing Phrases: Thank you for your time. · I look forward to your reply. · Please do not hesitate to contact me.
F. Sign-Offs: Yours sincerely, (if you used their name) · Yours faithfully, (if name unknown) · Best regards,
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Phrase match
Exercise 3
3 Match the Phrases
I am writing to
Could you please
I look forward to
Thank you for
Best regards,
Planning
Planning Your Email — complete the examples in the table
Subject Line: Clear and short — e.g. Information Request - Training Program
Greeting: Dear [Mr./Ms. + Last Name],
Paragraph 1: Introduce yourself and state the purpose.
Paragraph 2: Give details or ask your question politely.
Paragraph 3: Say thank you and invite a response.
Closing: Best regards, [Your Full Name], [Position/Contact]
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Writing Task
Exercise 5
5 Write a business email of (150 - 180) words to request information about the training program
Include: clear subject line · formal greeting and closing · at least two polite phrases · one clear request · your name and contact info
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استكشف — Email builder lab
Tap chips to build your business email section by section
Peer review
Swap emails with a partner. Answer:

1. Is the subject line clear? 2. Is the tone polite and formal? 3. Does it include a request? 4. Is there a proper closing? 5. One thing I liked: 6. One suggestion:

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Email structure map
flowchart TB
 EM["Business Email"] --> SUB["Subject\nshort & clear"]
 EM --> GRE["Greeting\nDear Mr./Ms."]
 EM --> P1["Para 1\nintro + purpose"]
 EM --> P2["Para 2\ndetails / request"]
 EM --> P3["Para 3\nthank you + reply invite"]
 EM --> SIG["Sign-off\nBest regards + contact"]
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Quiz

Quiz

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1

Sarah Lee's email purpose:

2

Business emails should be:

3

The first line after the header is the ___ line.

4

"I am writing to" matches:

5

Sarah ends with "___," before her name.

6

Writing task length:

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الدرس التالي
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