An email request for help

An email request for help

Read an email asking for help from another department to practise and improve your reading skills.

Do the preparation task first. Then read the text and do the exercises.

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Submitted by vitoruzelotto on Sat, 23/11/2024 - 15:02

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What should you include in an email asking for help?

First, I have to know for who i am sending the message, probably it would be for any friend mine. So I'd ask for what i should do or what i've done is a good way to fix any problem 

Submitted by Vietnguyen on Thu, 21/11/2024 - 09:17

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I think it includes: Time, location, who, to who, what need, why need, committee and thanks 

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Submitted by joycemonroy on Thu, 14/11/2024 - 04:14

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What should you include in an email asking for help?

In an email asking for help, include a greeting, the purpose of the email, relevant details, and a polite closing.

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Submitted by zino on Wed, 09/10/2024 - 15:25

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What should you include in an email asking for help

  • When I write an email to ask for help, I explain my situation and try to give the helper all possible suggestions to assist me.

Submitted by Paukzen on Sat, 14/09/2024 - 11:34

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I think that in a request for help email you should specify, first of all, the details of the request: what we need, why and why we are asking it from that person.

Then, you should also say within when we need it but leaving the other person more options.

Submitted by Louise.2005 on Thu, 05/09/2024 - 14:30

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What should you include in an email asking for help?

The first thing that I'm doing is paying attention to the formulation, to the subtil sense of each word. Asking for help can be quite badly perceive. So, to be sure that the favour' asking is truly kind, I include several "thank you" and "I will be pleased for your help". It's important for the helper to know that I will do the same for him/her. In addition to the good formulation, I can sometimes exagerate a bit more that the situation is to make sure that he/she would help me! But I'm kinda not laidback when I need to do a big request because I don't want to beyond the limits of the nerve!!!

Submitted by Sam Suki on Sun, 18/08/2024 - 19:28

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Well, the details will be different 'cause it always depends on the type of problem that the person has. But the basics would be the next: 
-Who do we send the email to?
-Subject
-Date
-Content: include a polite greeting, to be formal and use a moderate explication.
-Insert personal information as the email address, the telephone number and the company seal or person's signature.

Submitted by ubaid332 on Wed, 12/06/2024 - 07:48

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Who uses their phone the most among your family or friends?

In my family, I use my phone mostly because I am a software developer, I am always on the laptop and my phone for learning and working. On the other hand, my family members mostly use phones including my father, mother, brother, sister, wife, and even my two daughters. As discussed in the lesson, mobile phone use is increasing for different ages. Some are using it for social media, and children are using it for YouTube.

Submitted by ubaid332 on Wed, 12/06/2024 - 07:05

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What should you include in an email asking for help?

I will include the greetings, then introduce myself if I am out of the department, then explain a little bit about the problem, then explain the problem and tell him you or your colleague can solve this problem. In the last, I will write thankful statements.

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Submitted by Peter naguib on Mon, 08/04/2024 - 19:48

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In my opinion, it is better to start every email with a formal greeting. then, for instance, we should hope the person who we are contacting that they had a good day. After that if we don't know the person. the ultimate way is to introduce ourselves and then get straight to the point.