EL118 Reviewer
EL118 Reviewer
EL118 Reviewer
6. Condition – a city after soil erosion C. Explain who, when and where
2. Conciseness – stating an idea in the fewest 9. Identification initials – initial of other writers
words possible. or the secretary.
Parts of
an Email
1. “From” Line – indicates the name of the
sender.
2. “To” Line – indicates the name and title of the
receiver.
3. Copy notation – indicates the name of the
secondary recipients of the letter
4. Date line or Sent – serves as chronological
record for reference purposes.
5. Subject Line – announces the main content or Differences of Letter, Memo, and Email
topic of the memo. It is the preferred than the old
term Re.
6. Salutation - the writer’s greetings to the reader
7. Body – contains the message of the letter.
8. Closing or Complimentary Close - is an
expression used to end a letter. Expression used
reflects the level of formality. Most emails end
with just the writer’s name especially when the
sender and the receiver are acquaintances.
P.S. Kayo na magsulat ng guidelines and tips.
The conventional complimentary closes Napakahaba, common sense lang naman
(Sincerely, Truly yours) in traditional letters are yun :>>
P.S.S. Wala pala ako nun hihi