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Tips of writing an Email
 

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by Asmaa Elsayeh
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1-Check your email for mistakes and make it sound nice.

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2-Write your email politely and make it easy to read.

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3-Use the person's name and say why you want to talk to them.

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4-Say why you're writing and how you can help.

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5-Show that you're excited to talk.

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6-Keep it short and don't add extra stuff. End your email politely and maybe ask them to do something next."