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    This document provides guidance on how to write a formal email. It outlines the key components of an email structure, including a clear subject line, greeting, introduction, organized body paragraphs, professional tone, call to action, closing, and signature. The document emphasizes being concise, direct, and reducing potential for misunderstanding. Examples are provided for each email component.

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    This document provides guidance on how to write a formal email. It outlines the key components of an email structure, including a clear subject line, greeting, introduction, organized body paragraphs, professional tone, call to action, closing, and signature. The document emphasizes being concise, direct, and reducing potential for misunderstanding. Examples are provided for each email component.

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    This document provides guidance on how to write a formal email. It outlines the key components of an email structure, including a clear subject line, greeting, introduction, organized body paragraphs, professional tone, call to action, closing, and signature. The document emphasizes being concise, direct, and reducing potential for misunderstanding. Examples are provided for each email component.

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    People’s Democratic Republic of Algeria

    Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research

    Mohamed-Cherif Messaadia University

    Faculty of Letters and Languages

    Department of french Language

    Professor Name : Senani roukaia

    Subject Name: English

    Lesson : how to write an email

    Year : french student

    .How to write an email?

    A formal email is typically sent to someone you don't know well or someone in authority. It is

    polite and professional communication that focuses on outcomes and being direct. Formal emails

    are written with a defined structure that's straightforward, reducing the potential for

    misunderstanding and misrepresentation.

    In email writing we start :

    Hello [Recipient's Name],

    I hope this message finds you well. Today, we'll delve into the art of writing impactful emails.

    Here are some key points to consider:

    Clear and Concise Subject Line:


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    Summarize the main purpose of your email.

    Example: "Meeting Agenda for [Date] – Action Required."

    Greeting:

    Use a suitable salutation based on your relationship with the recipient.

    Example: "Dear [Name],"

    Introduction:

    Start with a brief introduction to set the context.

    Example: "I trust this email finds you in good health."

    Body:

    Organize content into paragraphs with a single focus each.

    Be concise and to the point.

    Use bullet points for clarity when necessary.

    Example: "I wanted to discuss three key points from our recent meeting:"

    Professional Tone:

    Maintain a professional and respectful tone.

    Avoid unnecessary jargon or informal language.

    Call to Action:

    Clearly state what you expect from the recipient.

    Example: "Please review the attached document and provide your feedback by [Deadline]."

    Closing:

    Express appreciation or goodwill.

    Example: "Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter."


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    Signature:

    Include a formal closing and your name.

    Example: "Best regards,

    [Your Full Name]

    [Your Position]

    [Your Contact Information]"

    Remember, effective communication is about clarity and consideration. Tailor these tips to suit

    the specific context of your email.

    Best regards,

    [Your Full Name]

    [Your Position]

    [Your Contact Information]

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