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Email writing is one of the most important skills for students and professionals nowadays. Whether you are writing to your teacher, applying for a job, or communicating with colleagues, using the right expressions makes your email polite, clear, and professional. In this post, we’ll learn some common English expressions used in emails: for greetings, body, and closing. 1. Starting Your Email (Greetings) The way you begin an email sets the tone for the whole message. Formal greetings (for teachers, bosses, or new people): Dear Sir/Madam, Dear Mr Rahman, Dear Ms Ayesha, To whom it may concern, (if you don’t know the name) Semi-formal / Friendly greetings: Hello Mr Rahman, Hi Ayesha, Good morning, Always use a comma after the greeting and capitalise the first word of the next sentence. 2. Introducing Your Purpose Right after greeting, tell the reader why you’re writing. Be polite and clear. Useful expressions: I am writing to ask about... I would like to request... I am contacting you re...

Have you ever wondered why some sentences say “The teacher praised the student” while others say “The student was praised by the teacher”? Both sentences mean the same thing, but they’re written in different voices. These are called the 'active voice' and the 'passive voice'.  Understanding these two forms will help you write and speak English more clearly and naturally. Let’s explore them step by step! 👉  What Is the Active Voice? In an active voice sentence, the subject does the action. The focus is on who or what is doing the action. Structure:  Subject + Verb + Object Examples: The teacher explained the lesson. My mother bakes delicious cakes. The dog chased the cat. In each example, the subject (teacher, mother, dog) performs the action. Active voice is direct, clear, and easy to understand. That’s why it’s often used in everyday speaking and writing. 👉  What Is the Passive Voice? In a passive voice sentence, the subject receives the action instead of doing it...

Dear students, I have prepared a set of 50 Daily English Vocabulary flashcards to help you strengthen your vocabulary. Each word includes its meaning and an example sentence for better understanding.