Email Writing Skills Assessment

This video tutorial covers the basics of writing emails, including the types of emails (formal and informal), how to start an email with appropriate greetings, explaining the purpose of the email, adding details, incorporating a call to action, and signing off. The tutorial also provides a homework assignment for students to practice writing an email to a friend from another country, including examples of email greetings and opening sentences.

What are the two types of emails discussed in the class?

• Friendly and Business

• Short and Long

• Personal and Professional

• Formal and Informal

Which of the following is NOT a formal email greeting?

• Hello

• Best Wishes

• Madame

• Dear Sir

Which greeting is considered informal?

• Dear Sir

• Madame

• Hi

• Regards

What is the first step in writing an email according to the class?

• Signing Off

• Starting with a Greeting

• Including a Call to Action

• Adding Details

Which of the following is a formal email greeting?

• Dear Sir

• Hey

• Hi

• Hello

What is a suitable opening sentence for an email if you want to inquire about something?

• I am writing to inform you

• I would like to ask about

• I wanted to follow up on

• I am pleased to announce

What should you include in the opening sentence if you are following up on a previous conversation?

• I am writing regarding

• I am pleased to announce

• I wanted to follow up on

• I would like to ask about

Which part of an email involves changing the topic?

• Starting an Email

• Adding Details

• Signing Off

• Call to Action

What is the main focus of Part 3 in the email writing guide?

• Starting an Email

• Signing Off

• Adding Details

• Call to Action

What is the purpose of a call to action in an email?

• To greet the recipient

• To conclude the email

• To prompt the recipient to take action

• To change the topic