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Writing: Emails Flashcards

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  1. Which subject line is most appropriate for a formal request email?

    Answer: Request for Maintenance Repair – Apartment 4B

    A clear, specific subject line tells the reader the email's purpose.

  2. Your CELPIP email scores partly on "Vocabulary." What does this reward?

    Answer: Accurate, varied word choice

    The vocabulary criterion rewards accurate and varied word use.

  3. Which is the best way to make a polite request?

    Answer: Could you please send the report by Friday?

    Modal verbs like "could you please" create a polite, professional tone.

  4. How many paragraphs are generally recommended for a CELPIP email?

    Answer: 3–4 paragraphs

    Three to four short paragraphs organize the opening, body, and closing well.

  5. What is the role of the closing paragraph in an email?

    Answer: State a next step or expected action

    A strong closing states the desired outcome or next step.

  6. Which transition word best shows you are adding a reason?

    Answer: because

    "Because" introduces a reason, supporting coherence.

  7. If the situation says to email your manager, what register is expected?

    Answer: Semi-formal and respectful

    A manager warrants a respectful, semi-formal register.