Question

a friend of yours confided in you that she intends to drop out of school to get married. in not less than 200 words, write a letter to her giving, at least, three reasons or more why she should stay in school.

Answer 1

Answer:

Emails are generally shorter than letters. As they are often written quickly, in response to a request or question, they may contain only a few lines. Informal English, abbreviations, and absence of standard salutations are common when you write an email.

This email guide helps you with the structure of emails, plus tips and phrases you can use.

Email Structure

Emails may contain the following elements:

– Subject line

This shows the reader the exact subject of the email.

– (Salutation)

This is optional. Some people start with “Hi”, others with the first name of the reader, or others with no name or salutation at all.

– Reason for writing

– Main point

– (Closing)

There are a variety of closing phrases, such as “Cheers” or “Thanks”. These are also optional.