Parts Of An Email

Worksheet Description

The Email Etiquette worksheet displayed is designed to educate students on the structural components of an email. It lists six elements of an email – greeting, closing, subject, recipient’s address, body of the email, and sender’s signature – labeled from A to F. Below this list, there’s an image of an email template with blank spaces corresponding to where each part should be located in an actual email. Students are instructed to match the letter of each element to the correct part of the email template, effectively placing them where they would naturally occur in a real email.

The purpose of the worksheet is to familiarize students with the standard format of an email. By associating each part of the email with its proper place in the template, students learn where to correctly insert the greeting, subject line, and other essential components. This exercise helps to reinforce the importance of a well-structured email, which is crucial for clear and effective communication. Ultimately, the worksheet aims to teach students the basics of professional email composition, a skill that is increasingly important in academic and professional settings.