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  1. How often do you write an email?
  2. Who do you write to?
  3. What kinds of emails do you receive that make you happy?
  4. Do you think it’s important to reply to emails quickly?

Sample Answers

How often do you write an email? I write emails quite frequently, probably a few times a week. I like to stay in touch with friends and family who live far away, and email is a great way to do that. Plus, it's a convenient way to communicate with colleagues and classmates about work and school projects.

Who do you write to? I write to a variety of people, including friends, family members, colleagues, and even potential employers. I think it's a great way to build relationships and stay connected with people, whether it's personal or professional. For example, I recently wrote to a friend who moved to another country, and it was great to catch up with them and hear about their new life.

What kinds of emails do you receive that make you happy? I love receiving emails from friends and family with updates about their lives. It's always exciting to hear about new developments and share in their joys and successes. I also appreciate receiving emails from colleagues or mentors with feedback on my work or advice on how to improve. It shows that they care about my growth and are invested in my success.

Do you think it’s important to reply to emails quickly? Absolutely, I think it's crucial to reply to emails in a timely manner. It shows respect for the person who took the time to write to you, and it helps to keep the conversation flowing. Plus, it's just good etiquette. I try to respond to emails within a day or two, unless it's a complex issue that requires more time and thought.

Key Phrases and Idioms

stay in touch
to keep in regular contact with someone
I like to stay in touch with friends and family who live far away
We've been trying to stay in touch since we graduated from college

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