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Formal Language Used in Formal Letters %hen asking for something Example: "t would #e greatly appreciated if$ Meaning: " would like it if$ Use: " apologise for the incon&enience Meaning: " am sorry if " ha&e caused you trou#le Use: 'fter asking for something or talking a#out a pro#lem you ha#e caused.
Formal Language Used in Formal Letters %hen asking for something Example: "t would #e greatly appreciated if$ Meaning: " would like it if$ Use: " apologise for the incon&enience Meaning: " am sorry if " ha&e caused you trou#le Use: 'fter asking for something or talking a#out a pro#lem you ha#e caused.
Formal Language Used in Formal Letters %hen asking for something Example: "t would #e greatly appreciated if$ Meaning: " would like it if$ Use: " apologise for the incon&enience Meaning: " am sorry if " ha&e caused you trou#le Use: 'fter asking for something or talking a#out a pro#lem you ha#e caused.
Examples of Formal Language Used in Formal Letters
Phrase: Yours Sincerely
Meaning: From Use: Use when you know the name of the person you are writing to Phrase: Yours Faithfully Meaning: From Use: Use when you don!t know the name of the person you are writing to Phrase: "t would #e greatly appreciated if$ Meaning: " would like it if$ Use: %hen asking for something Example: "t would #e greatly appreciated if you could consider my application Phrase: " apologise for the incon&enience Meaning: " am sorry if " ha&e caused you trou#le Use: 'fter asking for something or talking a#out a pro#lem you ha&e caused Example: " realise that this has caused you trou#le( and " apologise for the incon&enience Phrase: " would like to &oice my concern a#out$ Meaning: " would like to point out my opinion a#out$ Use: %hen talking a#out something you do not agree with Example: " would like to &oice my concern a#out the graffiti around my area Phrase: " would like to take issue with$ Meaning: " would like to disagree with$ Use: %hen talking a#out something you do not agree with )&ery similar to *" would like to &oice my concern a#out!+ Example: " would like to take issue with the lack of traffic lights in this area Phrase: "n addition to this Meaning: 'lso, 's well Use: 't the #eginning of a sentence( when talking a#out a second issue or topic Example: "n addition to this( the park is dirty and not well maintained Phrase: "s concerned with Meaning: "s connected to Use: %hen descri#ing two things which are linked Example: ' lawyer is concerned with protecting people!s rights Phrase: 's far as$$ is concerned Meaning: 's far as$$$ is connected Use: %hen talking a#out the actions (opinions or situtation of a person or group Example: 's far as my sister is concerned( she has had no support from the go&ernment Phrase: Expressed the opinion that Meaning: Shown the &iew that$ Use: %hen talking a#out someone else!s idea!s Example: My next door neigh#our has expressed the opinion that " need to dress differently Phrase: %ith regard to Meaning: "n connection to Use: %hen explaining the connection #etween two things )similar to *"s concerned with!+ Example: %ith regard to my application( " ha&e recei&ed no reply Phrase: -iews contained Meaning: "dea!s in&ol&ed with Use: %hen talking a#out the ideas which ha&e #een expressed in something( normally an article or #ook Example: .he &iews contained in the newspaper article were racist and offensi&e Some other Phrases you learnt during the lesson Phrase: Meaning: Use: Example: Phrase: Meaning: Use: Example: