Share Writing B2: An informal email to a friend – 1
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'Hi ...' is less formal than 'Dear ... ,'.
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'How's it going?' is an informal way to say 'How are you?'.
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It's important to give the reason for writing in the first sentence.
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Phrasal verbs like 'catch up' make your writing sound more formal.
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'How does ... sound?' is an informal way of suggesting something.
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People don't write in paragraphs in informal emails.
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In an informal email, you must always use very formal language like “Dear Sir/Madam.”
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Responding to your friend’s news is not necessary in informal emails.
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You should never ask questions in an informal email.
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Informal emails often include apologies for not writing sooner.
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The main purpose of an informal email is to communicate in a relaxed and friendly way.
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Informal emails usually end with a friendly sign-off like “Love,” or “See you soon.”
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Making future plans, such as suggesting a visit, is something people often do in informal emails.
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Sharing personal updates (like exams, jobs, or moving to a new flat) is typical in an informal email.
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It’s common to start an informal email with a greeting like “Hi” or “Hello.”
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