Formal style in emails

Emails are often less formal than letters. However, when applying for a job, your application should normally be formal, whichever way you send it.

Look at the phrases in the email. One phrase in each pair is formal, the other phrase informal. Choose the formal phrases by clicking on them.

Dear Sir or Madam

I'm writing/ to apply/ for the /job of North-Western Area Sales Manager, as currently advertised on your website.
As you will see from my attached /CV, I am a 28-year-old graduate in Business and Marketing from Hamburg University, with five years of experience in marketing and sales with Audi AGF based in Bremen. My present job/ is Assistant Sales Manager for the Bremen and Neidersachsen region.
Since leaving university, apart from working/ in the various posts I have /worked in, I have studied a lot/ at night school, going on / courses in Negotiating Skills, Personnel Management and Marketing. I have also /gone on various internal courses in the same areas in the companies I have worked for.
/I'm interested in the post advertised because it seems to me to /be the type of opportunity I am looking for/: to move into a large international producer of consumer products and to /be a regional sales manager myself.
I hope my application and my /CV will be of interest to you. I am ready to come to an / interview at any time, and my present /boss would be happy to give/ a reference.
I /am looking forward to hearing from you.

Yours faithfully
Christa Schmidt
cristaschmidt@fastmail.com