30 Professional English Phrases for Daily Use with Meanings
Below are 30 professional English phrases for daily use with meanings.
"Please find attached" - used when sending an email with an attached document
"As per our discussion" - used to refer back to a previous conversation
"Could you please clarify?" - used to ask for further explanation
"Thank you for your prompt response" - used to express appreciation for a quick reply
"Kindly note" - used to draw attention to important information
"I would like to follow up on" - used to request an update on a previous matter
"I am writing to inquire about" - used to ask for information about something
"Please let me know if you need any further assistance" - used to offer help
"Please advise" - used to ask for advice or guidance
"I appreciate your cooperation" - used to express gratitude for someone's assistance
"Please be advised that" - used to provide a formal notice or warning
"I apologize for any inconvenience caused" - used to express regret for a problem or inconvenience
"Thank you for your attention to this matter" - used to express gratitude for someone's attention or help
"In accordance with" - used to indicate compliance with rules or regulations
"Please confirm" - used to request confirmation or verification
"I look forward to hearing from you" - used to express anticipation for a response or follow-up
"Attached please find" - used to introduce an attached document
"I would like to schedule a meeting" - used to request a meeting
"Per your request" - used to respond to a specific request
"I will be out of the office" - used to inform others of your absence from work
"Thank you for your understanding" - used to express appreciation for someone's understanding of a situation
"Please let me know if this works for you" - used to suggest a possible solution or time and ask for confirmation
"I regret to inform you that" - used to deliver bad news or a negative outcome
"As you may be aware" - used to introduce information that the recipient may already know
"I am available for a call" - used to offer availability for a phone conversation
"I would like to propose" - used to suggest a solution or idea
"Please find below" - used to introduce information presented below
"Thank you in advance" - used to express gratitude before something is done
"Please see attached" - used to introduce an attached document or file
"I appreciate your time and effort" - used to express gratitude for someone's time and work
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