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English 10 Public

Letters and emails - Primary 4

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It's appropriate to use the greeting--Yo, Wassup Teach!--when writing your teacher an e-mail.

False

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When sending an email, you should leave the subject line of an email blank.

False

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It's fine if your email message to the director of a museum reads more like a text message sent to your BFF at midnight.

False

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At the end of your message, you need to include a closing, such as "Sincerely, Jenn."

True

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Using "in-person" behaviour rules will help guide you when writing an email message.

True

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Choose the best option. In a formal letter, it is better to say 'it was quick' or 'it was as fast as a cheetah'?

It was quick. In formal emails, use literal language.

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Choose the best option. In a formal email, we should use full words (did not) or abbreviations (didn't)?

Full words

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Give an example of an appropriate salutation in formal emails and letters? (Tip: how do you address the person you are writing to?)

Dear Sir/ Madam

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True or False? In formal emails, you can sign using only your first name.

False

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In the first paragraph, it is often useful to state the p___________ of your email.

purpose

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