Formal emails don’t require overly complicated language and phrases. Sometimes, simple choices like “thank you for your email” work the best. You do not need to hig… See more

If you’ve sent someone an email and they’ve responded, it’s appropriate to say thanks. It’s a good way to build a more friendly and polite relationship with the recipient. T… See more

There’s nothing wrong with sounding a bit more friendly in your formal emails. Even if you’re addressing someone you respect, it sometimes helps to sound conversational and happy… See more

Feel free to include “I appreciate your reply” as a more formal way to say “thank you for your reply.” It’s very effective in professional emails after someone gets back to you. In most cases… See more