Write a formal email, make requests and handle a problem at work.
A colleague reads aloud a formal email about a delayed delivery. Listen for the polite formulas.
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Formal emails use « vous », fixed openings (« Madame, Monsieur ») and closings (« Cordialement », « Je vous prie d'agréer… »). Soften requests with « je me permets de » + infinitive and « pourriez-vous » + infinitive. Keep sentences clear and avoid slang.
Write a short formal email (5–6 sentences) to a supplier whose delivery is late: greeting, the problem, a request, and a closing.
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