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    This document provides guidance on how to write a formal email. It outlines the key components of an email, including the subject line, greeting, body, closing, and signature. The body should focus on one topic and clearly state the purpose upfront. It also suggests being polite and respectful in your wording and provides examples of greetings, closings, and signatures to use in a formal email.

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    This document provides guidance on how to write a formal email. It outlines the key components of an email, including the subject line, greeting, body, closing, and signature. The body should focus on one topic and clearly state the purpose upfront. It also suggests being polite and respectful in your wording and provides examples of greetings, closings, and signatures to use in a formal email.

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    How to write a mail …

    become better at writing emails !

    In this article, you’ll learn how to write a formal email and how to make sure your message is
    clear .

    Emailing is all about context so before drafting your message, take a moment to think about
    your relationship with the recipient. Is she/he your boss, colleague, potential partner? This will
    help you define the appropriate level of formality for your email.

    What to include in your email ?

    Writing a business email is far easier when you know how to structure it. Here are the key
    components your message should contain.

    1. Subject line
    This is the crucial part of your email which defines if a person actually opens it. A good subject
    line informs a recipient what the email is about and why they should read it. Try to make your
    subject line clear and specific.

    2. Email greeting

    How to start a formal email? At the beginning of your email, greet a person by name.
    Depending on the level of formality, your salutations may vary from a simple “Hi” to an official
    “Dear Mr./Ms./Dr./Professor…”
    Here are some email examples:
    Hi [Name],
    Hello [Name],
    Dear [Name],
    Dear Mr./Ms./Dr./Professor [Last name],

    3. Email body

    Now, it’s time to craft the main part of your email. Here’s how to do it:
    • Always devote one email to one topic. This way, you’re more likely to get a fast
    reply.
    • Explain what you’re writing about. State the purpose of your email clearly so a
    person can understand why you’re emailing her/him.
    • Make your email easy to read. Break your message into paragraphs and use lists.
    Your goal is to make your email as structured as possible.
    After the initial greeting you need an introductory sentence that indicates clearly the reason for
    writing :
    • I am writing in connection with… (email subject)
    • I am writing in reference to…
    • I am writing to let you know…
    • I am delighted to tell you… (if you’re communicating good news)
    • I regret to inform you that… (if you’re communicating bad news)
    • I am writing in response to…
    • I am writing in reply to…

    4. Formal email closing

    If you want them to do something, include a clear and specific call to action. If you’re just
    wrapping up the discussion you’ve previously had, end your email on a friendly note to show a
    reader you’re willing to keep in touch with them.
    Here’s how to end a formal email:
    - Please let me know by Friday, August 15th if you’d like to speak at the conference.
    - It would be great to jump into a quick call tomorrow to discuss our collaboration.
    - Thank you for help and feedback. Let’s keep in touch!
    - I look forward to hearing from you soon
    - Thank you in advance
    - For further information, please do not hesitate to contact me
    - Please let me know if you have any questions
    - Thanks for your attention

    5. Signature
    Here are the polite phrases you can use to sign off your email:
    Sincerely,
    Best regards,
    Best,
    Yours truly,
    Respectfully,
    Kind regards,
    Thanks again,
    Next, put in your name and contact details. If you’re writing on behalf of a company or
    organization, include this information in your signature as well.

    Source : https://sparkmailapp.com/formal-email-template
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