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Write an email to teacher about how i celebrated my Christmas and new year in 150-200 words

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Answered by Riyagairola
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I was writing an email to the principal of my former school, and came up with a question. The letter is to be read by the principal, so I should be more polite, I need to be careful about the etiquette. 
But how and where in the letter should I write "I wish you a Merry Christmas"?
Is it polite to say "I wish you a Merry Christmas" to the people that have higher social status?





Yes, you can say "Merry Christmas" to someone of higher social status. (I would argue that social status isn't very important in this case, but that's a separate question.) There are two common places to put it -- at the beginning (as a greeting) or at the end. If you put it at the beginning, normally you would just say "Merry Christmas!" instead of using a complete sentence. Here's an example:

Dear Principal So-and-So,

Merry Christmas! I hope you and your family are doing well. I've been...

If you want to use a complete sentence, it's more appropriate to do so at the end. Here are a couple examples of that:

...I'll try to visit the school the next time I come home. I wish you and your family a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

Sincerely,

-Your Name Here

or:

...I'll try to visit the school the next time I come home.

Merry Christmas!

-Your Name Here



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