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WorksheetsFormal/Informal Emails
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Your closing of an email when you open with:
Dear Sirs;
Dear Sir or Madam;
To whom it may concern should be…..?
Take care,
Bye,
Yours faithfully,
Sincerely
In an informal email you could write?
I have received your email about...
Yes, I've got your message.
If you don't know the person's name you could write?
Yo!,
Dear Mr Smith,
Dear Madam,
Hi Katie,
The standard word order in English is?
when; who; verb(s): what; where
who;verb(s);what; where; when
who; verb(s), what; when; where
If you close your letter with 'Yours sincerely', you could have opened with….?
Dear Mr,
Dear Mum,
Dear Ms Morgan,
Hi Guys,
To give options which linking word should you use in this sentence:
I like watching tv...…..listening to music in my spare time.
and
besides
or
as
To give a result or consequence which linking word should you use in this sentence:
Last week Mary broke her arm,......she can't play tennis for a few months.
besides
so
but
and
In which sentence can you get away with not placing a comma
This quiz is great but very difficult
Let's eat grand pa
I wanted to go out for breakfast but my local cafe was closed
My interests include: cooking dogs and dancing
When you know the person well and have an informal business relationship use……...to close an email
Yours sincerely,
Yours faithfully,
Best wishes,
Bye,
When should you not use 'Mrs' in an email for women?
when she is married
when she is widowed
when she is divorced
when she unmarried
