Writing an E-mail

Writing an E-mail 2

E-mail address + Subject

From: [e-mail]

To: [e-mail]

Subject: My Class Teacher

Multiple Choice

If you want to tell your friend how your class teacher helped you, what should you write in the subject?

Subject: _______

• My school

• My class teacher

• My classmates

• My family

Multiple Choice

If you want to tell your friend about your school life, what should you write in the subject?

Subject: _________________

• My family life

• My school life

• My new life

• My happy life

Greeting

E-mails are always started with a greeting. Take a look at the examples of greetings below. Can you think of any other greetings?

Dear Rosa,

Hello David,

Multiple Choice

Which of the following greetings is correct?

• Yo! Mrs. Wong,

• Dear Joe Johnson,

• Dear Ben,

• Sup bruh

Opening

After the greeting, you write an opening. In the opening, you ask the person how they are doing. Then you explain your reason for writing.

Here is an example:

How are you? / How's everything going?

I want to tell you about something hilarious that happened to me.

Closing Line

After writing the body of your E-mail, a goodbye needs to be included.

Here are some examples of closing lines:

I hope to hear from you.

Drop me a few lines you can.

Give me a call when you are free!

E-mail Ending

E-mails are finished with an E-mail ending. Here are a few examples:

Sincerely,

David

Warmly,

Rachel

Warm Regards,

Aidan

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct answer.

• yours,

  amy

• cheers,

  Peter

• Peace bruh bruh,

  Your boy Joshua

• Kindly,

  Julia