How can she get the data（） A: Ask the man to forward the email． B: Use a flash disk to copy the email. C: Ask the manager to send her the email

After the greeting, that is, in the second part of an email, you should write why you write this email.

The speaker A: thinks email can be effective. B: is doubtful about using email. C: never sends marketing emails.

‌If it’s a RSVP with email in the invitation, you may accept or decline the invitation __________ by sending an email.​‌​ A: electively B: selectively C: electronically D: electrically

Constance Hale says "email has been an incredible boon to communication". What does she mean by this A: People want to see the person they are talking to on the phone. B: Email is easier than talking on the phone. C: People are using writing and reading more with email. D: Email is not private enough.

Why Barney didn't do with the quotation asked by Minnie? A: He forgot. B: Minnie didn't send the email. C: He didn't check his email in time. D: Minnie sent the email to a wrong address.

--Shall I contact you by email? A: No, let's keep in touch. B: No, I don't have a phone number. C: No, please just give me a call. D: No, you can contact meby email.

Which of the following statements about important emails is correct? ( ) A: After the email is sent successfully, the other party will know the content of the email. B: After sending important emails, check with the other party via text messages or calls. C: For the content of the email, just send it directly without verification. D: If it is an email that requires the other party to reply as soon as possible, wait patiently for the other party to reply after sending it.

In the following, which statements belong to the good tips for drafting a successful initial letter or email? A: Don’t leave the customer guessing. B: Maintain your brand in your email. C: Offer additional resources. D: Don’t indicate the detailed address to the customer.

Catherine likes to use email.