Writing an email

The section in the header expressing what the email is about.

• subject

• topic

• assumption

• issue

Which one is right?

• "to"= person who receives the email, and "from"= person who writes it

• "to"= person who writes the email, and "from"= person who receives it

• "for"= person who receives the email, and "from"= person who writes it

• "for"= person who writes the email, and "from"= person who receives it

How do you say hello in a formal email?

• Dear Mr/ Ms + surname

• Hello + first name

• Hi + first name

• Just the first name

Which one is correct?

• I'm writting to tell you...

• I'm writing to tell you...

• I'm writting for tell you...

• I'm writing for tell you...

How do you write "Please, answer." in a formal email?

• I look forward to hear from you.

• I look forward to hearing from you.

• I'm looking forward to hear from you.

• I'm looking forward to hearing of you.

How do you say goodbye in a formal email?

• Yours sincerely

• Kisses

• A hug

• Love

What can you write in an email as conclusión, referring to the previous information?

• I hope this information is useful to you.

• Finally, I also think that flexible hours are a good idea.

• Best regards

• Kisses

What can you write in an email as conclusión, referring to the previous information?

• I hope this information is useful to you.

• Finally, I also think that flexible hours are a good idea.

• I hope

• Love

How can you say goodbye in a not very formal email?

• Best regards

• Regards

• Best wishes

• All the other three answers are right.

Do you write contracted forms in a very formal email?

• Yes, you do.

• No, you don't.