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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Electrical issue

How i do write an email to my boss regarding an electrical issue which it happened in our construction site?
  

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Generally you would start with a greeting/salutation: Dear Mr. his_name , then describe the issue, then end with one of many different sign-offs: Regards, | your_name | your_job_description Thank you | your_name | your_job_description Yours sincerely, | your_name | your_job_description (this is very formal) Thank you for your attention to this matter. ) Personally, I normally just use "Regards," or "Thanks and regards", and my name (and job position, if relevant), unless it's a very formal situation such as applying for a job.

— KrisBlueNZ

  • Generally you would start with a greeting/salutation: Dear Mr.
  • his_name , then describe the issue, then end with one of many different sign-offs: Regards, | your_name | your_job_description Thank you | your_name | your_job_description Yours sincerely, | your_name | your_job_description (this is very formal) Thank you for your attention to this matter.
  • ) Personally, I normally just use "Regards," or "Thanks and regards", and my name (and job position, if relevant), unless it's a very formal situation such as applying for a job.
  • I think you should post a description of the issue.
  • Then people here will be better able to tell you how to format it into an email message.
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Generally you would start with a greeting/salutation:

Dear Mr. his_name,

then describe the issue, then end with one of many different sign-offs:

Regards, | your_name | your_job_description
Thank you | your_name | your_job_description
Yours sincerely, | your_name | your_job_description (this is very formal)
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