Email/Letter Writing Exercises & Examples Menu
Below you will find listed all the different online exercises and examples of emails in English that we have. These exercises and exmples will help you learn or improve how your ability to write many different types of emails and letters in English.
For each exercise there is a description of what it is about and what level of English you need to do it (from 'lower-intermediate' to 'advanced').
To do or look at an exercise/example, simply click on the title of the exercise/example.
- Level: Upper-IntermediateLearn both how to write and what vocabulary and phrases to use in a formal email/letter of request where you have had contact with the person before.
- Level: Upper-IntermediateLearn both how to write and what vocabulary and phrases to use in a formal email/letter of request where you have had no contact with the person before.
- Level: IntermediateIntroduces vocabulary to politely say you can't attend an event (e.g. Meeting, Presentation etc...).
- Level: IntermediateThis exercise looks at the English vocabulary and phrases used for writing for both formal and less formal business emails of invitation.
- Level: Upper-IntermediateLearn both how to write and what vocabulary and phrases to use in a formal email/letter of response.
- Level: Upper-IntermediateLearn how to write (with an example) and what to and what not to write in a good general business update email.
- Level: Upper-IntermediateShows and explains what you need to do to write good emails of reassurance to a customer or business client.
- Level: IntermediateThe first of two exercises on learning advanced/professional linking vocabulary to improve your business emails in English.
- Level: IntermediateThe second of two exercises on learning advanced/professional linking vocabulary to improve your business emails in English.
- Level: IntermediateShows and explains what you need to do to write better emails to friends in English quicker and easier.
- Level: All LevelsImprove quickly and easily the vocabulary you use in all your pieces of writing with this list of formal and professional synonyms of commonly used English words and phrases.
- Level: All LevelsNot an exercise, but examples of 17 different types of business emails in English.
- Level: Lower-IntermediateShows and explains the vocabulary for the titles of people in a email/letter and how to say an email address.
- Level: IntermediateLearn what to say and what vocabulary and phrases to use in the opening part of an email/letter.
- Level: IntermediateLearn what to say and what vocabulary and phrases to use in the closing part of an email/letter.
- Level: IntermediateLearn both how to write and what vocabulary and phrases to use in a neutral or less formal email of request.
- Level: IntermediateLearn both how to write and what vocabulary and phrases to use in a less formal email of response.
- Level: Upper-IntermediateLearn both how to write and what vocabulary and phrases to use in a formal written complaint.
- Level: Upper-IntermediateLearn both how to write and what vocabulary and phrases to use in a formal written apology.
- Level: Upper-IntermediateLearn how to politely disagree with somebody by email/letter in English and what formal vocabulary/phrases you can use to do it.
- Level: IntermediateLearn the best way to give bad news in business emails or letters.
- Level: IntermediateThis exercise looks at how to ask somebody for help in an email.
- Level: IntermediateThis exercise looks at the structure, English vocabulary and phrases used for writing serveral types of business emails of thanks.
- Level: Upper-IntermediateThis exercise explains how to persuade somebody by email to attend a meeting they said they couldn't go to.
- Level: Upper-IntermediateThis exercise looks at the vocabulary/phrases used in good sales follow-up emails to both business and non-business customers.
- Level: Upper-IntermediateThis exercise explains how to write a good sales follow-up email to a customer after they have bought or ordered something from you.
- Level: Upper-IntermediateThis exercise looks at both the structure and the vocabulary you should use to write a persuasive business proposal in an email.
- Level: AdvancedThis exercise explains how to write, structure and what to include in a business report.
- Level: Upper-IntermediateThis exercise shows you professional and formal English words and phrases to use in business reports.
- Level: Upper-IntermediateThis exercise looks at both the structure and the vocabulary you should use when you give feedback to somebody by email.
- Level: Upper-IntermediateThis exercise looks at both the structure and the vocabulary you should use when writing a business email or letter of rejection to somebody.
- Level: IntermediateThis exercise on writing essays explains what to do to select the best reasons to use when writing an essay.
- Level: IntermediateThis exercise on writing essays explains what you need to do to structure a good essay and why it is important.
- Level: IntermediateIn this first of two exercises on writing essays, you'll learn professional words and phrases/expressions that you can use in your own essays.
- Level: IntermediateIn this second of two exercises on writing essays, you'll learn more professional words and phrases/expressions that you can use in your own essays.
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