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TRUE or FALSE. All types of emails start with 'Dear...'
FALSE. We can use Hi..., Hello..., Good morning..., etc.
TRUE or FALSE. We use complete words and complete sentences for formal emails.
TRUE
TRUE or FALSE. 'To whom it may concern' is used when we know exactly the receiver.
FALSE
'To whom it may concern' is a(n) formal / informal expression.
formal
Which expressions can be used in both formal and informal emails? 1. Cheers, 2. Best wishes, 3. Regards,
2. Best wishes, 3. Regards,
Which expressions can be used in informal emails? 1. See you soon, 2. I need your info asap. 3. Thank you for your enquiry. 4. It's me again!
1. See you soon, 2. I need your info asap. 4. It's me again!
TRUE or FALSE. Emails in business can be formal or informal.
TRUE
TRUE or FALSE. We use contractions when we write an email to a manager or an important client.
FALSE
'I hope this email finds you well' is .......?
a formal expression
'We look forward to hearing from you' is used at the beginning of the email.
FALSE. We use this expression to close the email.
Which expressions are formal? 1. Hi Sam, 2. Dear Sir or Madam, 3. Sincerely yours
2. Dear Sir or Madam, 3. Sincerely yours
'Thank you for your enquiry' is a(n) ________ expression.
formal
'How are you?', 'How's it going?', 'Thanks for getting back.', and 'Hope you're having a great week'. are _________
informal expressions
NATO, WHO, FTI, and e.g. are _________.
abbreviations
What do we use to end the email?
The writer's signature
