Email Etiquette

It’s okay to use pretty, fancy fonts, colours and emojis when emailing your teacher.

• True

• False

Typing an email message in all CAPITALS means:

• This message is very important.

• You are angry and shouting.

• It's okay to send this message to other people.

• Nothing special, typing in all caps is normal.

It's appropriate to use the greeting ‘Yo, Wassup Teach!’ when writing your teacher an e-mail.

• True

• False

Choose 1 good example of starting an email message (greeting).

• Hi there,

• Gd Morning,

• Dear Ms Maria,

• Hey!

Before sending an email, always check your message for:

• Grammar Errors

• Punctuation Errors

• Spelling Mistakes

• All of these

What’s wrong with this email?

• It is too short.

• It has spelling mistakes.

• It has nothing wrong.

• It is all written in capital letters.

When sending an email, you should leave the subject line of an email blank.

• True

• False

Choose a good email closure (ending).

• Sincerely

• T C

• C U

• Bye, Bye

When writing an email, your message needs to be:

• Long and detailed.

• Funny

• Polite

• Polite and to the point.

When receiving an email, you should:

• Read it.

• Ignore it.

• Read it and answer back.

• Delete it straight away.