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  • What closing matches “Dear Mr. James”?
    Yours sincerely
  • What does “Yours sincerely” usually follow?
    When you know the recipient’s name
  • "I look forward to your reply." – Is this okay in a formal email?
    Yes
  • "Hope you’re doing great!" – Is this formal?
    No
  • In which part do you explain your reason for writing?
    The introduction or first paragraph
  • “Please let me know if this is acceptable.” – Formal or Informal?
    Formal
  • What does “Yours faithfully” usually follow?
    When you don't know the recipient’s name
  • What’s a suitable formal opening line?
    I am writing to inform you...
  • What should you include in the subject line of an email?
    A brief summary of the email’s content
  • “Can’t wait to catch up soon!” – Formal or Informal?
    Informal
  • What is the purpose of the last paragraph in a formal letter?
    To state what you expect or want to happen next
  • What’s the difference between an email and a letter?
    An email is digital, a letter is usually handwritten or printed.
  • What closing matches “Dear Sir or Madam”?
    Yours faithfully
  • What’s a friendly opening line for an email to a friend?
    Hope you’re doing well!
  • Should you use contractions like “I’m” or “don’t” in formal writing?
    No
  • Is this formal or informal? "Hey! Long time no see!"
    Informal
  • What’s a suitable informal opening line?
    Just wanted to drop you a quick note…
  • What are the three main parts of a letter or email?
    Opening, Body, Closing
  • "Cheers, Daniel" at the end of a job application email – Correct or Incorrect?
    Incorrect
  • “I would be grateful if you could…” – Formal or Informal?
    Formal
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