This document provides tips for proper email etiquette: - Respond to important emails within 24 hours to be respectful of the sender's time. - Use a clear subject line to indicate an email's importance so the recipient responds promptly. - Be concise in emails and avoid long, rambling messages as people do not have time to read them. - Proofread emails carefully to avoid misunderstandings from unclear wording or tone.

1. By: Elle

2. Usually people are
asking you something
important. So you
should get back to
them in 24 hours.

3. Remember to give
something a
important subject if
you want them to
read it soon.
This picture shows a picture of a
science study. Like Science is a
subject so is E-mail!

4. Sometimes if you use a
!!!!!! People will get it the
wrong way.

5. If you write something about
somebody, the other person
might open it in front of the
other person and their
feelings will get hurt!

6. Nobody has time or wants to
read those long and annoying
messages. Even if your just
saying ”HI” but it turns out
to be “HI, how’s a going. I’m
good how about you. So
what are you up to these
days?” Nobody wants to read
those long messages!

7. If it’s just something simple you
might type the wrong thing if
your trying to ask them to come
over or something like that.
Ex:
Me: Hey
You: Can you come over.
Me: Umm… Wait I’m not sure?
You: Why wouldn’t you want to
come over that hurts my
feelings!
You: No that’s not what I meant.
It would turn into a whole
different conversation when it
started with can you come over.

8. It will make your E-mail
a whole lot shorter and
not make the person
you sent it to and scroll
down and down and
down…etc… They also
don’t care who else it
got sent to.

9. Not everything you have
to respond back to.
Something might not be
important at all.

10. You might hurt
someone’s feeling’s. So
be kind, nice. Never
send any one a mean
message!!!!!!!

11. If you get a e-mail from a
person you don’t know, DO
NOT open it!!!!!!!!!!
It might contain a
virus!!!!!!!!!

12.  Yousee how important Email
Etiquette is… We always use it. In
Writing, texting, E-mailing, Reports,
Projects, and even just for fun!