Hamburger Structure
Salutations & Signatures
Formality
Who's Who?
Global Expert Program
100
The 'meat' of your email.
What is the main message?
100
This is the 'greeting' of your email.
What is the salutation?
100
You can use abbreviations (e.g. ASAP) or contractions (e.g. can't) in this type of email.
What is an informal email?
100
Your Communicative Usage instructor.
Who is Bobby?
100
The class after SPI or 5 Minute Talks.
What is 'Effective Listening'?
200
This is the 'Why?' of your email.
What is the purpose?
200
In a formal email, this usually appears before the name and the title (Mr. or Ms.).
What is 'Dear'?
200
Formal expression of 'I will call you.'
What is 'I will contact you.'
200
This instructor's home state is Nebraska.
Who is Abram?
200
The number of classes (not subjects) in the Global Expert Program.
What is 6?
300
This part is above the salutation and briefly states what your email is about.
What is the subject?
300
The salutation when you're don't know who the recipient is.
What is 'Dear Sir or Madam' or 'To Whom It May Concern'?
300
Questions rather than direct statements are used in this type of email.
What is a formal email?
300
This instructor has two children, both girls.
Who is Sam?
300
You do this every evening for one hour.
What is Shadowing?
400
What you want the reader to do.
What is the Call to Action?
400
Mr. or Ms. is used with this.
What is the family name (last name)?
400
Informal expression of 'I will not be able to attend...'
What is 'I can't make it' or 'I can't come.'
400
The manager of the Global Expert Program.
Who is Jayden?
400
The topic of the Special Lecture for this week.
What is Pronunciation?
500
For this type of email, all components are unnecessary.
What is an informal email?
500
If not sure of gender, you may use this.
What is the full name?
500
Formal of 'because.'
What is 'due to the fact that.'
500
The instructor for this week's Special Lecture.
Who is Rebecca?
500
The room where 5 Minute Talks is held in.
What is room 301?
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