Which expression is used to describe a flight that has been planned at a specific time?, touch down, have business commitments, be scheduled to, finalize an itinerary, Which expression is the most appropriate to explain that you are unavailable because of work?, I look forward to meeting you., I would be delighted to attend., Please let me know if..., have prior business commitments., Which phrase should you use when you want to politely accept an invitation?, Sounds good!, I'll come., I would be delighted to attend., Maybe., Which expression is commonly used at the end of a professional email to offer further assistance?, See you soon., Have a nice day., Thanks., Please let me know if you need any further information., According to the Business Writing Companion, what should be included in the first paragraph of a travel update email?, Accommodation and weather., Closing remarks., The purpose of the email and travel arrangements., Future business plans., According to the email structure, which paragraph should describe accommodation and weather conditions?, Paragraph 1, Paragraph 2, Paragraph 3, Paragraph 4, In a reply email to an invitation, where should you explain why you cannot attend on the alternative day?, In the subject line., In the opening paragraph., In the closing paragraph., In the paragraph about polite decline and reason, Which of the following is the most appropriate professional closing for a business email?, Cheers!, Bye!, See you!, Best regards,
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Unit 1: ORGANISATION
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