Miscomm, Convent, Written GA

2. Share expressions that convey courtesy.

Hello there

Welcome!

Pleasure

Pleasure

Equally

Thanks

No problem

No reason

A pleasure

Excuse me

Sorry

excuse me

See you tomorrow

See you later / soon / tomorrow

See ya

1. Share expressions to avoid communication problems.

Think before you talk.

Do not interrupt.

Catch their attention

Be a good listener

Be polite

1. Responses:

1.1Do not give bad news by email.

1.2Distinguish a certainty from a simple assumption.

2. Responses:

2.1Affirm common ground with the listener.

2.2 "Dear Sirs."

2.3 " Thank you for your attention to my request".

3. responses

3.1 " We thank you for your availability."

3.2 " You are our special customer".

1. Write one expression you can use to prevent miscommunication.

I'm sorry, I'm sorry, it won't happen again.

2. Write one expression you can use to convey politeness.

Good morning, see you later, thank you very much, I appreciate it.

3. Write one expression you can use in written business communications.

we look forward to seeing you.

Angelly Dayana Ortiz Barreto

1. Share expressions to prevent miscommunication.

What a shame, it was just a misunderstanding, excuse us, it will not happen again.

2. Share expressions that convey politeness.

I think your work is great, thank you very much for being part of our company.

3. Share expressions used in business written communications.

good morning, see you later, thanks, stay tuned.

Angelly Dayana Ortiz Barreto

SHARE EXPRESSIONS USED IN BUSINESS WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS.

1. always write the subject in an email or document to send.

2. add to whom or to whom the email or document is addressed.

3. be clear and explicit in the documents this helps us to understand us briefly.

4. have the correct contact numbers in the documents.

5. handle courtesy in documents.

SHARE EXPRESSIONS THAT CONVEY POLITENESS.

1. Hello

2. Good morning

3. Welcome

4. until tomorrow

5. please

6. with pleasure

7. Thank you

SHARE EXPRESSIONS TO PREVENT MISCOMMUNICATION.

1. clarify what we mean.

2. call people by name.

3. be courteous, ask for a please, and give thanks.

-Question 3.

Write one expression you can use in written business communications?

-Be clear to whom the mail is addressed (To), to whom or to whom we are sending a copy (Cc) and what is the blind copy (Bcc).

-Summarize the content in the subject

Send an email per idea you want to convey.

-The brevity is, in this form of written communication, very important.

-Don't use email as if it were a chat.

-Question 2.

Write one expression you can use to convey politeness?

-Good morning ladies and gentlemen.

-It's a pleasure to meet you.

-Sorry to bother.

-First of all, a cordial greeting.

-Thank you very much for your attention.

-You could help me find this address.

-Question 1.

Write one expression you can use to prevent miscommunication?

-Frena: Distinguish a certainty from a simple assumption.

-When in doubt, do not attribute a bad intention, if it is possible that it was good or neutral.

-Clear the misunderstanding by talking. Do not accumulate resentments, which are not good for either your relationships or your health.

-Question 3.

Share expressions used in business written communications?

-Style: (From writing)

-Content: (What is written)

-Structure (The content)

-Question 2.

Share expressions that convey politeness?

-Good morning ladies and gentlemen.

-It's a pleasure to meet you.

-Sorry to bother.

-First of all, a cordial greeting.

-Thank you very much for your attention.

-You could help me find this address.

-Question 1.

Share expressions to prevent miscommunication?

Courtesy expressions (thank you, please). Emoticons, in certain formats and depending on who the recipient is, are a very good option to give the tone we want.

1. Share expressions to prevent miscommunication. Comparte algunas expresiones para evitar malentendidos.

-I feel

-want

2. Share expressions that convey politeness. Comparte algunas expresiones que demuestran cortesía.

-No problem.

-Hello, my Name Is

-pleasure

-Equally.

-I'm fine thanks.

-Excuse me

3. Share expressions used in business written communications. Comparte algunas expresiones utilizadas en las comunicaciones de negocios por escrito

-We are willing.

-We agree

-That would be acceptable

-It has been a pleasure.

-I would love for us to meet.

The most important thing in communication is listening to what is not said"

Written messages are an easy and fast form of communication that has many advantages, because what remains written is easier to retrieve, among other things.

Misused expressions, idioms, misspellings, automatic checkers, etc., can lead to a wrong message

1. Share expressions to prevent miscommunication.

.It is not done like that

.I thought it was something very easy to do

2. Share expressions that convey politeness.

Thanks.

No problem.

No reason.

A pleasure.

Excuse me.

Sorry.

hello.

good.

Excuse me.

3. Share expressions used in business written communications.

I have used the ones mentioned above regularly

3. Share expressions used in business written communications.

good day I am writing to you.

He was attentive to any information.

sincerely greets you.

1. Share expressions to prevent miscommunication.

messages are clear, direct and specific.

2. Share expressions that convey politeness.

Mister

Excuse me

Nice to meet you

Please, come in!

2. Share expressions that convey politeness.

Good Morning.

how are you?

Excuse me, I'll help you with that. It looks heavy.

Bye, see you later.

1.Share expressions to prevent miscommunication.

speak clearly, respectfully paying attention, being polite and always speaking the truth.

1.Share expressions to prevent miscommunication.

Establish a conversation with the handling of good words, without errors, with expressions that satisfy the person, in order to also carry out a good dialogue

2. Share expressions that convey politeness

Thanks.

No problem.

No reason.

A pleasure.

Excuse me.

Sorry.

Excuse me.

3. Share expressions used in business written communications

structure (the way the content is laid out)

style (the way it is written)

content (what you are writing about)

2. Share expressions that convey politeness

have kindness, cordiality, education some expressions Good morning ladies and gentlemen.

It is a pleasure to meet you.

Sorry to bother.

First of all, a cordial greeting.

Thank you very much for your attention.

You could help me find this address.

 1. Share expressions to prevent miscommunication.

have a good dialogue, speaking clearly without errors, sharing opinions, having a good ability to listen

Dear sir/madam

Best regards,...

Sincerely,...

Yours truly,...

For further information...

Would you like to..?

Sincerely, ...

Best regards, ...

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact...

1. Write one expression you can use to prevent miscommunication.

- It seems to me that you were upset when I proposed an idea different from yours, is that correct? How do you see it?

2. Write one expression you can use to convey politeness.

-Thank you. -please. -with pleasure. -of course.

3. Write one expression you can use in written business communications.

- I await a response at your earliest convenience. - “Dear Sir or Madam”. - We are writing to… -I am enclosing…

1. Share expressions to prevent miscommunication.

- Speak without denoting aggressiveness neither in tone nor in the words example: - Yes, I hear you. -What happens is that you spoke to me when I was correcting some exercises. -Maybe you are right. -What do you think I could do to prevent this from happening again?

2. Share expressions that convey politeness.

-Thanks. -Please. -Good day.

3. Share expressions used in business written communications. - I await a response at your earliest convenience.

- “Dear Sir or Madam”. - We are writing to… -I am enclosing…

3. Write one expression you can use in written business communications.

-No uses el correo electrónico como si fuera un chat.