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  • Give an example of what you might text a friend if you wanted to hang out with them this weekend.
    Hi are you free this Friday? Do you want to hang out some time? Answers will vary.
  • If you're sending Ms. Lescota an email about Art Club, what might be an appropriate subject?
    Art Club, Art Club Question, Upcoming Meeting
  • Give 2 examples of closings a person might use in an email.
    Sincerely, Thank you, Kind regards, With regards, Thanks,
  • Which part of the email typically summarizes the main topic?
    Greeting
    Body
    Closing
  • What part of the email often includes a farewell phrase such as "Kind regards," or "Sincerely,"
    The body
    The greeting
    The closing
  • Why don't you have to write, "Hi it's me Mario", to a friend who knows your email address?
    The person already knows it's you if they know your email address.
  • Why is it important to use clear words when you're speaking?
    So you can be understood.
  • What is an appropriate way to greet a teacher or respected adult when you see them?
    Hi, how are you, nice to see you, answers will vary
  • Give an example of how someone can express anger with nonverbal communication.
    Answers will vary.
  • If someone gives you a "thumbs up," what are they probably trying to communicate?
    They are probably trying to communicate that something is good, okay, or that they approve.
  • Explain why it's important to use correct capitalization, punctuation, and formatting when composing an email.
    Answers will vary: professional, easily read, sophisticated
  • Which punctuation goes at the end of the greeting and closing
    a comma
    a period
    a question mark
  • You are at Shoprite with a parents and see one of your friends. What is an appropriate thing to: 1. Say 2. Do
    Answers will vary.
  • What is included in the "signature"?
    Your name
    The message
    The recipient
  • If your email has words with red squiggles underneath them, what does this tell you? What does this mean?
    You have errors and need to fix it before sending.
  • Using the white board, write the exact way you'd write the closing of an email to Mr. G. (Include capitalization and comma correctly)
  • Imagine your friend walks into the classroom with their shoulders slumped and looking at the floor. What might their body language be telling you, even if they don't say anything?
    Their body language might be telling you that they are feeling sad, tired, or upset.
  • Give an example of how someone can express anger with verbal communication.
    Answers will vary.
  • What does the "subject" of an email tell a person?
    It tells the person what the email is about.
  • If Matthew is sending an email to Andrew, who is the recipient and who is the sender?
    Matthew is sender, Andrew is the recipient
  • Who is the recipient of this email?
    "Alyssa"
  • Which closing would best fit an email to your boss:
    Sincerely,
    Love,
    Thanks a lot,
  • If you're sending an email to Mr. S. about ESports, what might be a good "subject"?
    ESports, Practice today, Game Question
  • If you want to reply to a person's email, what can/should you do?
    Click reply.
  • True or False: You can send an email to more than one person.
    True
  • Using the white board, write the exact way you'd write the greeting of an email to Ms. Hoebee (Include capitalization and comma correctly)
  • If Keegan is sending an email to Nikolas, who is the recipient and who is the sender?
    Keegan is sender, Nikolas is the recipient
  • If you cc' a person to an email this means:
    they are copied, or included, in the email
    they are not allowed to read it
    they should read it immediately