英語(yǔ)書(shū)信語(yǔ)言很講究，把握不好就會(huì)失去求職和晉升的機(jī)會(huì)?！队⒄Z(yǔ)小測(cè)驗(yàn)》幫你識(shí)別信函和電子郵件中出現(xiàn)的正式與非正式用語(yǔ)。

　　1.Which of the following is NOT a formal way to begin an email?

　　a)Dear Sir/Madam,

　　b)Hiya Phil,

　　c)For the attention of the Head of Faculty,

　　d)Dear Mr Jones,

　　2.Which of the following is a formal first sentence for a job application covering letter?

　　a)I reckon I would make a pretty good Digital Marketing Intern.

　　b)Why not pick me as your Digital Marketing Intern?

　　c)How about giving me the job of Digital Marketing Intern?

　　d)I wish to be considered for the position of Digital Marketing Intern.

　　3.Which of the following is NOT suitable for expressing your abilities in a job application covering letter?

　　a) I have three years’ experience of working in a digital environment.

　　b)I have been working in a digital environment since 2013.

　　c) I’ve got tons of experience in digital environments.

　　d)I consider myself an experienced digital professional.

　　4.Which of the following is NOT an acceptable way to express your enthusiasm for your work in an email?

　　a)I am passionate about delivering customer service.

　　b)I AM ABSolUTELY CRAZY ABOUT CUSTOMER SERVICE!!!

　　c)I am committed to delivering outstanding customer service.

　　d) I am a deeply driven customer service professional.

　　5.Which of these ways of asking someone to get in touch with you is too informal for a professional email?

　　a)Please do not hesitate to get in touch.

　　b) I can be reached by email or phone.

　　c)Give us a shout, mate.

　　d)Do get in touch with me at your earliest convenience.

　　6.Which of these is an informal way to sign off on a work email?

　　a)Cheers

　　b)Best regards

　　c)Best wishes

　　d)All the best

　　答案

　　1) b, 2) d, 3) c, 4) b, 5) c, 6) a.