UpdatesWrite an Email Topics
Master professional email writing for academic and workplace scenarios. Practice composing clear, well-structured 80-120 word emails.
Practice by Category
Inquiry
Request
Complaint
Apology
Feedback
Scheduling
Follow up
Tips for Write an Email
- 1.Use an appropriate greeting and sign-off
- 2.State your purpose clearly in the first sentence
- 3.Maintain a professional tone throughout
- 4.Include all required information from the prompt
Recent Write an Email Topics
A local bookstore has posted a sign looking for part-time help on weekends. You are a student who loves reading and wants to gain work experience.
Your business meeting has been rescheduled, and you need to change your flight to a later date. You booked a non-refundable ticket but want to see if any changes are possible.
You accidentally spilled coffee on a library book while studying at a cafe. The book has some water damage but is still readable. You want to report the damage honestly and ask about next steps.
You enrolled in an online course that was advertised as beginner-friendly. However, after completing the first two modules, you realized the content is too advanced for your level. You want to request a refund.
Your new neighbor has been playing loud music late at night for the past week. This has been affecting your sleep and ability to concentrate on your work. You want to address this issue politely.
You signed up for a gym membership three months ago. Due to a change in your work schedule, you can no longer use the gym facilities during their operating hours. You want to cancel your membership.