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Identify which part of an informal email is the statement: "I got your message, but I forgot to answer it until now. Sorry! Hope you'll forgive me this time."
Introduction
The main message or content of the email, following the greeting and introduction, conveys information, news, or requests in a casual and relaxed tone suitable for friends or family.
Body
When writing your introduction, sometimes you can apologise for not writing or replying to someone else's email. (Choose the best introductory phrase to use in the situation, then complete it with your own ideas.)
i. It was really lovely to get your...
ii. Thanks very much for your email, and I hope...
iii. I'm sorry I haven't emailed you for so long but...
I'm sorry I haven't emailed you for so long but...
When writing your introduction, sometimes you can simply thank someone for getting in touch. (Choose the best introductory phrase to use in the situation.)
i. It was really lovely to get your...
ii. I've been thinking about replying to you for ages but...
iii. I'm sorry I haven't emailed you for so long but...
It was really lovely to get your...
Identify which part of an informal email is the statement: "Hello cousin, how's things?"
Opening Greeting
It is the first line of an email, such as "Dear [Name]," "Hey [Name]," or "Hi [Name]," that sets the tone and creates a first impression.
Opening Greeting
It is a closing for an email to someone you know well, using phrases like Cheers, Talk soon, Take care, All the best, Best, or Have a great day. The goal is to maintain a friendly and conversational tone rather than a strictly formal one.
Sign off
Identify which part of an informal email is the statement: "So, that's all for now. Hope to see you next week at Bram's birthday party."
Conclusion
What do you call the sentence that links the introduction to the body?
Transition sentence
Identify which part of an informal email is the statement: "Bye."
Sign-off