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Formal Emails
Find the correct email address
Use the name of the person and their job if
you know it. Remember: You must use the
title (Mr. Mrs. Ms. Miss. Dr.) and the
surname or family name only. You cannot
use first names with a title as you can in
Malaysia. If you dont know the name, use
Dear Sir or Madam. Note the capital
letters.
Use enough information and give reasons.
Organise your information into one idea for
each paragraph.
You must keep it business-like
Use as many complex sentences as you can to
show your knowledge of these.
e.g 3rd conditional; clauses of reason, time,
polite requests,
Use formal language as you would in
business and a formal letter. Sometimes an
email can be a little more informal.
Keep the language neutral
e.g. Kind regards.
Always check your spelling
Never use contractions. Use full forms of all
words. e.g. I have
Only use commas and full stops.
Use full grammatical sentences
Dont use CAPITAL LETTERS. Its like
shouting.
Do not use abbreviations
Use formal language especially the longer
words from Latin etc. but do not become too
formal.
Never use text language
Never use acronyms
Never use these emoticons.
To: Check out who the best person to address your complaint to is.
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Subject Line: Be clear about what the email is about/short and accurate subject header.
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1st paragraph (Introduce yourself if you need to.) State the purpose of your complaint.
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Use the correct form of leaving. Yours faithfully, Respectfully, Regards etc
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