抱歉：

    We must apologize for …

    We apologize for …

    We are extremely sorry for …

    注：以上句型后請使用動詞ing形式。

    以上句型中的for可以換成that，然后用從句表達(dá)。

    一般來說，解釋產(chǎn)生問題的原因，然后在信的結(jié)尾處再次表達(dá)歉意。

    再次抱歉：

    Please accept our apologies once again.

    We hope that this has not caused you any inconvenience.

    With apologies once again.

    要求提供信息：

    Please could you

    We would be grateful if you could

    We would appreciate it if you could give us further details about ..

    inform us (about/if) …

    let us know ( about/if ) …

    We would like to know ( about/if ) …

    注：如果需要特別重要的信息，可以在以上句型前使用：in particular。

    環(huán)境：

    You wrote a letter to someone and they haven’t replied. You want to know if they received the letter.

    We would be grateful if you could let us know if the letter has reached you.

    A businessman is going to your country. He wants you to get a visa for him. You need all the details about his passport (his nationality, date of birth, where his passport was issued, and when it expires).

    Please could you give details about your passport. I would like to know your nationality, date of birth, where your passport was issued and when it expires.

    You want to know about the same businessman’s flight (flight number, date and time of arrival).

    In particular, I would like to know your flight number, date and time of arrival.

    輕度抱怨：

    Unfortunately, + 表 示 something is wrong 的 句 子

    環(huán)境：

    A company has sent you a bill for the wrong goods.

    Unfortunately you sent us a bill for the wrong goods. Please could you send us a correct bill as soon as possible.

    Your new photocopier has broken down. You have to write to the company who sold it to you.

    Unfortunately our new photocopier has broken down. Please could you send a repairman to fix it for us as soon as possible.

    Two temporary secretaries do not speak English. You have to write to the agency who sent them to you.

    Unfortunately two temporary secretaries you recommended to us do not speak English. We would be grateful if you could recommend two more who could speak English.

    You keep receiving letters for someone else. You have to write to the post office.

    Unfortunately I keep receiving letters for someone else. Please could you make the address clear before you deliver letters every day.

    提醒某人對某事的注意：

    I should like to draw your attention to (the fact that)…

    I should like to point out that …

    如果你提醒的事情對方已經(jīng)知道（你想表達(dá)你的生氣）：

    I should like to remind you that…

    I hope that it is not necessary to remind you that …

    環(huán)境：

    One of your staff keeps parking his car in front of the main door, the space which is reserved for the MD.

    I should like to remind you that the space in front of the main door is reserved for the MD.

    Someone is interested in purchasing a large quantity of your simplex cameras. Tell him about 25% discount for large orders.

    I should like t draw your attention to the fact that we offer about 25% discount for larger orders.

    One of your staff arrives half an hour late for work every day. (She should start at 9.30.)

    I hope that it is not necessary to remind you that work start at 9: 30 every day.

    Someone is interested in your products. Tell him that you guarantee that your prices are the largest in the country.

    I should like to point out that we guarantee that all prices are the lowest in the country.

    要求某人采取行動：

    We must insist that …DO… （ DO指 動 詞 原 型 ）

    注：請注意這一句型和句型8的區(qū)別。

    環(huán)境：

    We must insist that you deliver the goods immediately.

    警告：

    Unless…

    If…(not)… We will be forced to …

    環(huán)境：(What warnings would you give these people?)

    A company that has not paid your bill

    Unless you pay the bill, we will be forced to take legal actions.

    Another company that is using your company’s car park

    If you do not move your car away from our park, we will be forced to turn to the police.

    An employee who always arrives late for work

    Unless you come to work on time, we will be forced to fire you.

    A builder who has left a lot of their tools in your office

    If you do not take your tools from our office, we will be forced to throw them away.

    強(qiáng)烈抱怨：

    注：

    強(qiáng)烈抱怨遵循以下步驟：

    a. 闡述發(fā)生的問題：it is now over nine months since we placed this order and we are still waiting for the cabinets.

    b. 使用句型12：I should like to point out that we have already paid for these cabinets.

    c. 使用句型 13：we must insist that you deliver them immediately.

    d. 使用句型14：unless we hear from you within 7 days we will take legal action.

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