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    Dec, 28th 2023

    Writing An Informal Email

    By:
    Asst. Lect. Maryam Dhafir Raheem

    Jabir Ibn Hayyan for Medical and Pharmaceutical Sciences


    College of Medical Sciences

    First Grade/ First Course


    ?What is an Informal Email 1
    An informal email is like having a casual chat with a friend, but in
    written form. Unlike its formal counterpart, the informal email format is
    laid-back and relaxed. Informal email examples often have friendly
    greetings, personal anecdotes, and even the occasional emoji.
    Picture swapping stories with buddies or sharing that hilarious cat
    video link. Informal email examples often have friendly
    greetings, personal anecdotes, and even the occasional emoji.
    It’s the go-to when you’re reaching out to pals, family, or anyone you
    have a close bond with. So, if you’re ever in the mood for a light,
    breezy chat over email, the informal email route is the way to go!

    2 Differences Between Formal and Informal Emails

    Formal Email Informal Email


    Written for business with a formal Personal communication with
    tone friendly tone
    Have a specific format Don’t have prescribed format
    Starts with Dear sir/madam Starts with hi/ hey/ hello
    Sent to people with high ranks Sent to friends and family
    Tend to have complex and long Tends to have short simple
    sentences sentences

    3 Informal Email Format

    3.1 Greetings:
    Dear john/ Hello Jane
    Not Dear brother, Dear cousin… X
    3.2 Introduction (opening paragraph)

    3.3 Main Part

    3.4 Closing paragraph

    3.5 Endings
    Homework:

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