(semi) Formal Email

Which of the following is a correct salutation for a formal email?

• Dear Tom Fletcher,

• Dear Mr Tom,

• Dear Mr Fletcher,

• Dear Mr Tom Fletcher,

Which of the following is/are not appropriate in formal writing?

• contractions

• abbreviations

• phrasal verbs

Give an example of a contraction.

Which is more formal?

• to put up with

• to tolerate

When can you use 'Yours faithfully' in a formal email?

• when you know the name of the person you're writing to

• it is always best to use 'Yours faithfully'

• when you don't know the name of the person you're writing to

What do you always do in the first paragraph of a formal email?

Which of the following is/are appropriate to wrap up a formal email?

• I hope I'll hear from you sometime soon.

• Give my regards to your sister.

• I look forward to hearing from you.

• I hope to hear from you soon.