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    This document compares the key parts and sentences used in formal versus informal emails. Formal emails typically include a greeting with "Dear" followed by the recipient's name or title. The opening provides context for writing and the purpose. Closings express appreciation and look forward to future communication. Informal emails use more casual greetings and openings that get straight to the point. Closings are also more casual and informal. The document outlines examples of sentences used in different parts of formal and informal emails.

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    This document compares the key parts and sentences used in formal versus informal emails. Formal emails typically include a greeting with "Dear" followed by the recipient's name or title. The opening provides context for writing and the purpose. Closings express appreciation and look forward to future communication. Informal emails use more casual greetings and openings that get straight to the point. Closings are also more casual and informal. The document outlines examples of sentences used in different parts of formal and informal emails.

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    Formal Vs Informal - Key Sentences - Checked

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    Samuel Migueles Segundo
    This document compares the key parts and sentences used in formal versus informal emails. Formal emails typically include a greeting with "Dear" followed by the recipient's name or title. The opening provides context for writing and the purpose. Closings express appreciation and look forward to future communication. Informal emails use more casual greetings and openings that get straight to the point. Closings are also more casual and informal. The document outlines examples of sentences used in different parts of formal and informal emails.

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    IES TARTESSOS – 1ºBACHILLERATO A

    FORMAL EMAILS: PARTS AND KEY SENTENCES

    Formal Informal

    Greeting

    Hi Tim,

    Hi!
    Dear Mr Piper,
    Hi there
    Morning / Afternoon / Evening!
    Hello again

    Opening

    I am writing to thank you for all your help.


    ● I recently read/heard about  . . . and
    would like to know . . . Many thanks for your help.
    ● Thank you for your email / your ● Hope you're great / having a
    invitation wonderful time
    ● I am writing this email in order to ● Congrats on …
    inform you / tell you / ask you ● Just a short email to tell you that …
    ● This email is to confirm that … ● This is just to let you know
    ● I am writing concerning / with regard to
    the information you asked for ● Just a quick email to [purpose] (e.g.
    Just a quick email to see how you're
    ● We are very sorry to hear that … / we doing.) 
    apologize for making you and your ● I just wanted to let you know that...
    family …
    ● we are afraid we are not able to …/ we
    regret to inform you that
    ●

    BODY

    Closing

    I look forward to seeing you next week. See you next week.
    ● If we can be of any further assistance, ● I'd appreciate your reply, 
    please let us know.  ● Please let me know what you think. 
    ● For further details, go to our website. ● Thanks again, 
    ● If you require more information, ... ● Thank you for taking your time, 
    ● We look forward to hearing ● Let me know if you need any help. 
    from/seeing you....  ● If I can help in any way, please let me
    ● We would be (very) pleased to .... know. 
    Formal Informal

    ● I would appreciate your reply.


    ● Thank you once more for your help in ● If there's anything I can do to help you,
    this matter.  just drop me a line. 
    ● If you require any further information, ● Thank you for your help.
    please do not hesitate to contact me.  ● I'd love to hear what you think. 
    ● Thank you for your ● Hope to hear from you soon. 
    patience/time/cooperation. 

    Sign-off

    Cheers,
    Best wishes
    Yours faithfully, Yours sincerely, Yours
    Rgds,
    truly,
    Regards,
    Bye for now,
    With best wishes,
    See you soon,
    With many thanks and best wishes,

    SIGNATURE

    John Smith John

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