What is an email?

An email is a digital message sent from one person to another using the internet.

What is email writing in grammar?

It is writing a clear, short, and polite message to someone using the correct format.

What is the format of an email? List the components.

1. To 2. Subject 3. Salutation (Greeting) 4. Body of the Email 5. Closing Line 6. Sender’s Name

What is written in the 'To' section?

The receiver’s email address. (Example: principal@school.com)

What is the subject in an email?

A short line that tells what the email is about. (Example: 'Leave Application for Two Days')

What is a salutation?

The greeting at the start of the email. (Example: 'Dear Sir/Madam')

What do you write in the body of an email?

The main message – what you want to say. Use short and clear sentences.

What is a closing line?

A polite ending sentence. (Example: 'Thank you' or 'Looking forward to your reply.')

What comes at the end of an email?

The sender’s name. (Example: Yours sincerely, Rohan Sharma)

Should an email be written in paragraphs?

Yes – the message should be clear and divided properly.

What tone should be used in an email?

Formal and polite.

True or False: You should use short forms like 'u' or 'gr8' in an email.

False – always use full words in formal emails.

Is it okay to make spelling or grammar mistakes in an email?

No – always check and correct your email before sending.