1845 - How to Show Urgency When You End Business Emails

The video tutorial discusses effective communication in business English, focusing on how to phrase emails to convey urgency without being rude. It includes a listener's question about email phrasing, explores both formal and informal language options, and provides a role play example. The hosts emphasize the importance of tone and relationship context in business communication.

What is one benefit of attending conferences according to the speakers?

• Traveling to new places

• Getting free merchandise

• Making great connections

• Learning new languages

Why do the speakers recommend using LinkedIn?

• To improve language skills

• To find job opportunities

• To connect with friends

• To build a strong professional profile

What is the listener's main concern in their question?

• How to write a formal email

• How to get quick responses politely

• How to use LinkedIn effectively

• How to organize a conference

Which phrase is considered very formal and urgent?

• I look forward to hearing from you soon

• Please get back to me as soon as you can

• Please respond at your earliest convenience

• Let me know ASAP

What is a key consideration when choosing the tone of an email?

• The email platform used

• The relationship with the recipient

• The length of the email

• The time of day

Which phrase is suitable for informal communication?

• Let me know ASAP

• I look forward to hearing from you soon

• Please get back to me as soon as you can

• Please respond at your earliest convenience

What is the purpose of the role play in the video?

• To demonstrate how to write a formal letter

• To show how to use phrases in a phone call

• To practice pronunciation

• To learn new vocabulary

What should you do if you feel stressed while writing an urgent email?

• Ignore the email

• Ask someone else to write it

• Send it immediately

• Take a break and review it later

What is the main goal of using polite and urgent phrases in emails?

• To avoid using informal language

• To make the email longer

• To ensure quick responses without offending

• To impress the recipient

What is a suggested way to end an email to maintain a good relationship?

• With a question

• With a joke

• With a demand

• With a thank you