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This document provides instructions for writing an email, including the 5 main components: To/From, Subject, Salutation, Body of Message, and Signature. It explains that the To/From should include the email addresses, the Subject should briefly summarize the message, the Salutation can be informal like "Hi" or more formal like "Dear", the Body should clearly convey one main idea per paragraph, and the Signature should include the author's name. It also provides a sample email to illustrate these components and prompts the reader to write an introductory email to a new online pen pal.
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An informal letter is a personal letter written to relatives, friends, or business partners with whom one has a personal relationship. An informal English letter includes an address, date, opening, body, closing, and signature. When writing the body, one should use friendly language and social niceties while adjusting the tone based on the recipient. The opening can be as simple as "Hi [name]" with a comma and should state the reason for writing. Example closing sentences are "I hope to hear from you soon" or "Send my love to...". Signatures for informal letters can be short like "Best wishes" or "Love".
Personal letter
The document defines the five parts of a personal letter: heading, greeting, body, closing, and signature line. The heading includes the date and sometimes the writer's address. The greeting and closing can be formal or informal depending on the recipient. The body should be at least two paragraphs. The document then provides a writing assignment asking the reader to write three paragraphs about letters they have received/written and two people they could write to now.
Informal letters
Informal or friendly letters typically contain 5 parts:
1. The Heading includes the date but not necessarily the sender's address.
2. The Salutation is a greeting that ends in a comma, such as "Dear Uncle" or "Hi Joe".
3. The Body contains the message, which is usually introduced and concluded. Paragraphs are indented and the main body develops the subject.
4. The Closing is a short expression on a single line with the first word capitalized and a comma after the last word.
5. The Signature line contains the sender's name under the closing.
Writing a formal letter
Formal letters in English follow specific conventions for layout and style. The address of the sender and recipient should be included, as well as the date. The greeting or salutation depends on whether the recipient's name is known. The content includes an introductory paragraph stating the purpose, middle paragraphs with relevant details, and a closing paragraph specifying any expected action. Letters are usually short and concise. They end with "Yours faithfully" for an unknown recipient or "Yours sincerely" if the name is known, followed by a signature.
5 parts of the Letter
The document discusses the 5 parts of a letter: heading, greeting, body, closing, and signature. It defines each part and provides an example letter to demonstrate how they are structured. The heading contains the address and date. The greeting is usually "Dear [Name]" followed by a comma. The body is the main content of the letter. The closing is capitalized with a comma after, like "Sincerely,". The signature is the writer's name.
Formal letter
The document discusses the rules and conventions for writing a formal letter. It explains that a formal letter should include the sender and recipient's addresses, the date, a salutation like "Dear Sir or Madam" or "Dear [Name]", paragraphs to state the purpose and contain relevant information, and a closing like "Yours Faithfully" or "Yours Sincerely" followed by the sender's signature. Formal letters follow specific formatting guidelines.
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1) Formal letters and emails are used for professional relationships or communicating with those in positions of authority, while informal letters are used for personal relationships.
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Dear Mr Bramble,
Re: Interview for MSc in Computer Science
Thank you for your letter of 15 June offering me an interview for the MSc in Computer Science program. I am pleased to accept the interview scheduled for 30 June at 2pm.
However, I would appreciate it if the interview could be arranged for one hour later, at 3pm, due to train times from my home. This would allow me sufficient time to travel to your university.
Please let me know if the later time is suitable. I look forward to discussing the program in more detail at the interview.
Yours sincerely,
[Your name]
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Use cc and bcc appropriately:
- Use cc when you want to inform others that may have an interest in the
correspondence, but are not the primary recipients.
- Use bcc when you want to send a message privately to multiple recipients
without others seeing who else received it. This is useful for group emails.
- Do not overuse cc or bcc. Only include others that have a legitimate need to
know about the correspondence.
- Always double check the recipient fields before sending to avoid mistakes.
15a effective email communication
Here are some suggestions for how to respond to your manager's email in a calm, professional manner:
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Thank you for the additional update. I'm currently juggling several high priority projects and want to make sure I understand exactly what is being requested here. Could we schedule a short meeting later today or tomorrow morning to discuss this new task and clarify expectations?
My team is working hard to complete our current project on time. Additional responsibilities will require adjusting some deadlines or priorities. An in-person discussion will help ensure we have a shared understanding and the best path forward.
Please let me know what times work best for you. I appreciate you keeping me informed as needs and timelines shift
Effective Email communication
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How2write-email
- 1. HOW TO WRITE AN EMAIL
- 2. 5 main things: 1) To/From 2) Subject 3) Salutation 4) Body of Message 5) Signature
- 3. Don’t forget to write to who and from who. Write in email address format. To/From
- 4. The subject is the first thing the people will see in your message together with your name. Your subject should be brief, like a summary of your message. For instance, if you write about your city "Description of my city". Subject
- 5. Depending of the person you are writing to you may use "Dear Mr X" if you don't know the person (more formal) or "Hi XXXXX" if it is more informal, like a friend. Salutation
- 6. Your message should be correct and clear in relation to content, grammar and spelling. Write in paragraph please. Each paragraph has one main idea and the most important paragraph/idea should come first. Body of Message
- 7. You should always include your name at the end of your message. Signature
- 8. Sample To : neelofa@yahoo.com From : fadhli@yahoo.com Subject : Greetings from Penang Dear Lofa, Hello Lofa. How are you? It has been awhile since we last spoke. I decided to send you an email instead of calling you on your busy schedule. How’s your family especially on your recent flood incident? I hope you and your family are in a good shape. I look forward to hearing from you. Take care and send my warmest regards to your family. Best wishes, Fadhli 1 2 3 4 5
- 9. You have recently joined www.getnewpal.com and you have decided to write an email to your new friend. Based of the given information: Choose a keypal friend Reasons to make friend with him/her Other relevant details Question:
- 10. Choose a person from the handout to be your new friend.
- 11. 1) Write To and From
- 12. 2) Write the subject of your email/ keypal
- 14. 4) Write the body of the email
- 15. Greet the person Ask his/her well-being Explain the reason why do you write to him/her Reasons to support your writing What should you write?
- 16. You can choose to write like this: End your email I look forward to _____________ing from you. _____________ing you. _____________ reply. hear meet your
- 17. Kind regards, Regards, __________ ________ Warm wishes, Yours truly, __________ ________ 5) Sign your name name namename name