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How to write an email

PART 4. Specific Types of Friendly Emails

Try writing an email that seems casual yet intelligent and composed.

Keep your cool and write a message that is both casual and well put together.

You have to send a friendly email, clarifying who you are and why you wrote to him

You can use emoticons and "hugs and kisses" are also good.

You have to write a email, expressing how you are doing, how you are doing in the new school.

An email is the fastest way you can write to a friend.

First, write a specific friendly email for your friends, boyfriends and girlfriends.

Part 1.- Email Essential

List the recipients' email addresses. do need to specify the email address of the person or people you intend to send the email to.

Click on "Compose" or "New." Before writing an email we must open a blank message box, the method varies depending on the service we use, it is generally found in a compose or new message button.

Include an informative subject. Every email service will let you type a subject or title for your email in the “Subject” box.

SET UP AN EMAIL ADDRESS: First we must have an email and if not create and register in one. the most popular and that are free are. Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo

Write the body of your email. The body of your email should be written in the large text box below the subject line. The body of each email should typically include a salutation, message, and closing.

Hit the "Send" button.  After you finish typing your email, review it to verify that there are no spelling or grammar mistakes. If the email is ready, hit the “Send” button on the message box in order to send it away to the listed recipients.

PART 2. Writing a Friendly Email. guidelines for writing a friendly email

Consider addressing the recipient by name as a polite gesture in the body of the email.

Write a clear message with casual language, resembling natural conversation. Use contractions, slang, and emoticons when appropriate.

Keep the subject line casual, using concise language. Use humorous or relevant subject lines for catching up or specific purposes.

Consider signing off with a closing or signature to end the email on a friendly note.