This document provides guidance on writing informal emails. It suggests using salutations like "Hi" or "Hello" followed by the recipient's first name when opening an email. When looking for pen pals, it recommends introducing yourself and your family. Typical ways to start subsequent emails include thanking the person for their previous email, apologizing for not writing sooner, or mentioning wanting to share a quick update. The document also presents options for closing emails, such as saying "that's all for now" or sending regards to the recipient's loved ones, and signing off with best wishes, hugs, or "Love."

1. Email Writing
Informal emails

2. Openings for informal emails
 Opening salutation:
– Hi / Hello / Dear (first name)
 Looking for penfriends:
– Introduce yourself
– Introduce your family
 Typical first sentences for second email and
afterwards:
– Thanks for your email.
– I’m sorry I haven’t written for so long.
– This is just a quick note to tell you …
– I hope you’re well ,,,,
– How are you? I’m fine.

3. Closings for informal emails
 Typical last sentences:
– (Well) that’s all for now.
– (Give my) regards to your parents / family / (relatives).
– (Please) write soon.
– I hope to hear from you soon.
– I’ll be in touch soon.
 Closing salutations:
– Best wishes
– All the best
– Hugs
– Love
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