Emails from My Teacher

Your final paragraph thanks your recipient for the time they took to read and consider your message. Here are some formal closings you can use:

• TRUE

• FALSE

Complete the email with the sentence.

Dear Mr Cruz,

Please find enclosed an application form for the post of Teacher of History. ____1_____ for this job. The deadline is March 24.

Yours sincerely,

J Ko, School Administrator

• We look forward to working with you

• I look forward to receiving your application

• I look forward to hearing from you soon.

• I look forward to meeting you

we can start a formal email/ letter …

• Hi Mrs Brown,

• Hello Mrs Brown,

• Dear Mrs Brown,

• Mrs Brown,

How should you end your formal email/ letter??

• Write back soon

• I am looking forward to hearing from you.

• I'm looking forward to hearing you.

Which of the following is the most appropriate way to start a formal email to a teacher?

• Hi Teacher,

• Hello Teacher,

• Dear Teacher,

• Hey Teacher,

In the context of an email, what does 'cc' stand for?

• Carbon Copy

• Courtesy Copy

• Copy Copy

• Carbon Courtesy

What is the main purpose of the subject line in an email?

• To greet the recipient

• To summarize the email content

• To provide the sender's name

• To include the date

Which sentence is correctly punctuated for an email closing?

• Best regards, John

• Best regards John

• Best regards; John

• Best regards: John

What is the correct way to address multiple teachers in an email?

• Dear Teachers,

• Dear Teacher's,

• Dear Teacher,

• Dear Teacheres,

Which of the following is a formal way to request a meeting in an email?

• Can we meet up?

• Let's have a chat.

• Could we schedule a meeting?

• Wanna meet?