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    Informal Email

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    1. The document outlines the structure of an informal email, including a greeting, introduction or first paragraph, body with multiple paragraphs on different subjects, conclusion, and closing. 2. The body is described as the most important part, where the main subject of the email is discussed over several paragraphs covering topics like school, family, or holidays. 3. Closing remarks in the conclusion paragraph say goodbye, ask the recipient to write back soon, or send family regards, while the email closing uses set phrases like "best wishes" or "lots of love."

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    1. The document outlines the structure of an informal email, including a greeting, introduction or first paragraph, body with multiple paragraphs on different subjects, conclusion, and closing. 2. The body is described as the most important part, where the main subject of the email is discussed over several paragraphs covering topics like school, family, or holidays. 3. Closing remarks in the conclusion paragraph say goodbye, ask the recipient to write back soon, or send family regards, while the email closing uses set phrases like "best wishes" or "lots of love."

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    1. The document outlines the structure of an informal email, including a greeting, introduction or first paragraph, body with multiple paragraphs on different subjects, conclusion, and closing. 2. The body is described as the most important part, where the main subject of the email is discussed over several paragraphs covering topics like school, family, or holidays. 3. Closing remarks in the conclusion paragraph say goodbye, ask the recipient to write back soon, or send family regards, while the email closing uses set phrases like "best wishes" or "lots of love."

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    1. The document outlines the structure of an informal email, including a greeting, introduction or first paragraph, body with multiple paragraphs on different subjects, conclusion, and closing. 2. The body is described as the most important part, where the main subject of the email is discussed over several paragraphs covering topics like school, family, or holidays. 3. Closing remarks in the conclusion paragraph say goodbye, ask the recipient to write back soon, or send family regards, while the email closing uses set phrases like "best wishes" or "lots of love."

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    An Informal email

    NB 2014-2015
    Read the following email
    Structure
    We begin an email
    1. A greeting:
    Dear Mary,
    Hi Mark,
    Hello Susa,

    2. Introduction or first paragraph

    Ask about health


    Thank him/her for last email
    Reason for writing
    Structure
    3. Body

    It is the most important part of the email.

    Main subject of the email


    We talk about school/ family/ holidays, etc.

    Each paragraph talks about a different subject:


    a.School
    b.Family
    c.Holidays
    Structure
    4. Conclusion

    It is the last paragraph


    Closing remark:
    say goodbye
    ask the other person to write back soon
    send him/her family your love…
    Structure
    5. Closing of email

    Set phrases
    Best wishes,
    Lots of love,
    Write soon,
    Write the following phrase in the
    appropriate place.

    1. Greeting
    2. Introduction
    3. Conclusion
    4. Closing of email
    In pairs or groups of 3
    (75 – 80 words)

    September, 2010

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