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A reading text for beginner learners of English

by Ibrahim Mohamed
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" Good morning , everyone . Today we are going to learn about the different parts of an message . Emails are very important in study , work , and daily life . When you know how to write a email , people can understand your message easily . So , let ? s look at the main parts of a email . First , we have the Subject Line . This is a short sentence at the top of your email . It tells the reader what your email is about . For , if you are writing to ask about homework , your subject can be : ? Question about Homework ? . Keep it and clear . Next , we have the Greeting . This is how you start your email . A greeting is ? Dear ? ? plus the person ? s name . For example : ? Dear Ms . Brown , ? or ? Dear Ahmed , ? . After the , we put a comma and start a new line . Then comes the Opening Sentence . This the reader understand why you are writing . A simple opening sentence can be : ? I hope you are well . ? or ? I am writing to ask about ? ? . After that , we have the Body of the Email . This is the main . Here , you explain your message . Try to write in short sentences . You can use two or three short paragraphs . In the body , give the your reader needs . For example , if you are asking for help , tell the person what the is . At the end of the email , we have the Closing Sentence . This is a polite way to . You can write : ? Thank you for your . ? or ? I look forward to your reply . ? . Then we use a Closing Phrase such as ? Kind regards , ? or ? Best wishes , ? . After that , write Name . So , remember : Subject , Greeting , Opening , Body , Closing , and Name . These parts make your email clear and . Now that you know the parts of an email , you can start practising . Don ? t worry if it difficult at first . With practice , you will become more . Let ? s write an email next . "

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