£ Gui les Of How to Write instant Messages © ie es & 4. 5. 6. a 8. Conclude your message with your hopes for the receiver. 9. _ Use complex sentences to create a succinct message of about 80' Read the message you received and understand what is requested of you in your response message. Start the message with a casual greeting: atthe top left-hand corner. Add acomma after the = person's name. ici + Example: Hi Daniel, re Write a short introduction that shows your understanding of the message or how you can help. Write the body of your message in one paragraph. Include conjunctions and linking words to connect clauses and sentences in your message. + Example: because, so, which, while, but, furthermore, nevertheless, firstly, before The message should be written in a casual and conversational tone. You may use contractions. + Example: can’t, I'm, I'll, shouldn't Write your name at the bottom right-hand corner after ‘From’. Example: From, Dewi 10. Check for grammar, spelling and punctuation errors. Read the message from your friend. In about 80 words, write a message to Kevin giving a suggestion. ° Hi Kevin, You're such a wonderful son! | would love to help you in your quest. Have you heard of Jatt Café? It's just opposite of XYZ Cinemas. I'm a regular customer there because it serves delicious bread and pastries. It’s well-known for its various types of tea but there are also coffees. Additionally, the ambiance is quite posh with French music playing in the background. | am sure your elegant mother will approve of the café. All the best! From, Read the message from your cousin. Hi Sarah, I’m coming to Kuala Lumpur this February. | can’t wait to meet up with you! Do you have a suggestion of a place we can hang out in? It would be better if it is science-related! Thanks! Anita