This lesson contains 41 slides, with interactive quizzes and text slides.
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Expected Learning Outcomes:
State the advantages of writing an email over letter writing.
Define the terminologies used in Email writing.
Enlist the common phrases used in email writing.
Deduce the format and elements of Email Writing.
Write an email requesting English teacher to suggest names of some good novels.
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The term -'Email' stands for ?
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A
electric mail
B
electronic mail
C
eclectic mail
D
ethical mail
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What are the advantages of writing an email over writing a letter?
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Let's equip ourselves with email terminologies
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CC
Carbon Copy
Clear Copy
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BCC
Black Carbon Copy
Blind Carbon Copy
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Share few examples of an email id:
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RAY TOMLINSON
The man who founded 'EMAIL' in the year 1971.
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SABEER BHATIA
Founder of Hotmail, World's First Free Web-based Email Service.
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Name few platforms which provide free email services.
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Le's explore
Some common phrases used in email writing.
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Question:
You are Rochelle Simon, write an email to your friends inviting them to your birthday party.
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Body of an email
Hi!
I hope this mail finds you in considerable time. I am very happy to invite you to my birthday party on Sep 03 at Taj Hotel from 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm. The theme of the birthday party is ‘Cinderella”.
It would be excellent if you come and join us at the party. We will have a great time and fun together.
See You Soon
Rochelle Simon
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Expected Learning Outcomes:
Deduce the format and elements of Email Writing.
Write an email requesting English teacher to suggest names of some good novels.
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What is the difference between CC and BCC in an e-mail writing?
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Enlist the components/Format of an e-mail writing.
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Read the prompt carefully.
Write an email to your mother teacher requesting her to give you two days leave as you have to attend a family function.
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Receiver's email address
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Write your mother teacher's email id: (Receiver's email address)
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Write subject of the email:
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Write the salutation
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Write main body of the email.
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Write the complimentary close:
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Let's revisit
Check that you have covered everything asked in the question.
Check the punctuation marks and spellings.
Check that you have explained your point.
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Home-Fun: (5 marks - assignment)
Write an email to your English teacher requesting her to suggest names of few English novels which you can read during vacation.
(My email id: rashmi.gupta@dlps.co.in)
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Success Criteria: Now I can:
*Deduce the format and elements of Email Writing. *Write comprehensible email following the format.