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26 сентября 2026 11:43 · публичный вопрос
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Short answer:
1–i, 2–r, 3–p, 4–j, 5–s, 6–l, 7–k, 8–c, 9–a, 10–o, 11–b, 12–g, 13–e, 14–f, 15–m, 16–q, 17–n, 18–h, 19–d.

№ Formal equivalent
1 i) We would like to apologise for the delay.
2 r) Should you require further information…
3 p) Yours faithfully / Yours sincerely.
4 j) under separate cover
5 s) Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience this may have caused.
6 l) We regret to inform you that we are unable to…
7 k) in the near future
8 c) I would be grateful if you could…
9 a) Please do not hesitate to contact us.
10 o) We are writing to thank you for your letter dated…
11 b) We received delivery this morning.
12 g) I look forward to seeing you.
13 e) Dear Madam / Dear Ms Gore
14 f) Please acknowledge receipt of the parcel.
15 m) Could you please give this matter your immediate attention?
16 q) I would be grateful if you could send us some samples.
17 n) I look forward to hearing from you.
18 h) We would be pleased to offer you a 5% discount.
19 d) Please find enclosed…

Key principle:

  • Informal sorry becomes formal apologise or regret to inform.
  • Informal got becomes formal received.
  • Informal soon becomes in the near future.
  • Informal requests such as Could you…? become I would be grateful if you could…
  • In formal letters, Best regards becomes Yours faithfully / Yours sincerely.
  • Dear Midge is replaced by a formal greeting such as Dear Madam or Dear Ms Gore.

Check: all formal options from a to s are used exactly once.

Реши задание на изображении
**Short answer:** 1–i, 2–r, 3–p, 4–j, 5–s, 6–l, 7–k, 8–c, 9–a, 10–o, 11–b, 12–g, 13–e, 14–f, 15–m, 16–q, 17–n, 18–h, 19–d. | № | Formal equivalent | |---|---| | 1 | **i)** We would like to apologise for the delay. | | 2 | **r)** Should you require further information… | | 3 | **p)** Yours faithfully / Yours sincerely. | | 4 | **j)** under separate cover | | 5 | **s)** Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience this may have caused. | | 6 | **l)** We regret to inform you that we are unable to… | | 7 | **k)** in the near future | | 8 | **c)** I would be grateful if you could… | | 9 | **a)** Please do not hesitate to contact us. | | 10 | **o)** We are writing to thank you for your letter dated… | | 11 | **b)** We received delivery this morning. | | 12 | **g)** I look forward to seeing you. | | 13 | **e)** Dear Madam / Dear Ms Gore | | 14 | **f)** Please acknowledge receipt of the parcel. | | 15 | **m)** Could you please give this matter your immediate attention? | | 16 | **q)** I would be grateful if you could send us some samples. | | 17 | **n)** I look forward to hearing from you. | | 18 | **h)** We would be pleased to offer you a 5% discount. | | 19 | **d)** Please find enclosed… | **Key principle:** - Informal **sorry** becomes formal **apologise** or **regret to inform**. - Informal **got** becomes formal **received**. - Informal **soon** becomes **in the near future**. - Informal requests such as **Could you…?** become **I would be grateful if you could…** - In formal letters, **Best regards** becomes **Yours faithfully / Yours sincerely**. - **Dear Midge** is replaced by a formal greeting such as **Dear Madam** or **Dear Ms Gore**. **Check:** all formal options from **a** to **s** are used exactly once.