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Writing An Informal Email

Daphne writes an informal email to Vivi to catch up. She thanks Vivi for the holiday photos and asks about Vivi's dog Snoopy. Daphne describes her new neighborhood that is near her college and shops. She invites Vivi to visit in March and asks Vivi to send more holiday photos. Daphne closes by saying she can't wait to see Vivi soon.

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Writing An Informal Email

Daphne writes an informal email to Vivi to catch up. She thanks Vivi for the holiday photos and asks about Vivi's dog Snoopy. Daphne describes her new neighborhood that is near her college and shops. She invites Vivi to visit in March and asks Vivi to send more holiday photos. Daphne closes by saying she can't wait to see Vivi soon.

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HOW TO WRITE AN INFORMAL EMAIL

Hey Vivi,
How are you going?
Thanks for sending me the photos from your holiday. It looks like you are having a great time!
How is you dog, Snoopy? He is a cute animal.
I want to tell you about my new neighborhood. It is very nice and exciting. There are many shops and
restaurants. I live near my college so I don’t need to take the bus. I can meet my friends regularly.
Can you send me some pictures of your holiday? Thank you so much.

I can't wait until you come to visit in March.

See you soon,

Daphne

Parts of the email

1. Greetings:
● Hi, Sandy
● Hello, Sandy!
● Dear Sandy,
● Hey Sandy,
2. Then, there is an opening paragraph.

You may follow that with a friendly expression like:

● How are you?


● How are you doing?
● I hope you're well.
● Hope you are doing well.
● How 's it going?
● How are things (going)?

3. You continue with the main paragraphs

Suggestions ● How about going shopping tomorrow?


● What about meeting at 6 pm tomorrow?
● Why don’t we go swimming this weekend?
● Let's go camping!
● We can go to the shopping centre and buy clothes.

Invitations ● Do you want to come to dinner on Friday night?

Asking for sth ● Can you please send me ... ?


4. Closing paragraph

It is used to start saying goodbye and to ask for a response to your email. So we can use
the following expressions:

● Well, it’s time to say goodbye.


● Anyway, I have to go now.
● Well, it’s time to go.
● I really hope to hear from you soon.
● I’m looking forward to hearing from you.
● I hope you write back soon.
● Make sure you write back soon.

5. Saying goodbye. There are many ways in English to close an informal email. The most
frequently used ones are the following:
● Best wishes,
● Best,
● Take care,
● All my love,
● Love,
● Lots of love,
● See you soon,
● Regards,

6. Your name
● Mark
● Ali
● Maria

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