Email Writing Worksheet
Writing tip (Clear and polite): Subject line: a few words that say exactly what the email is about (Maths homework for today). Open with “Dear” + the name and a comma (Dear Ms Singh,); ask politely (Could you please …?). Do not write in CAPITAL LETTERS (it looks like shouting); close with “Thank you and regards,” and your name.
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- 1.You are writing an email to tell your teacher you are unwell. Which subject line is best? (a) Sports day date (b) Science project – Class 5B (c) Hello!!! (d) Leave: unwell today
- 2.Joseph is writing an email to his teacher. Which sentence is the most polite? (a) EXPLAIN THIS SUM AGAIN!!! (b) Explain this sum again now. (c) Could you please explain this sum again?
- 3.Farhan is writing an email to his teacher. Which sentence is the most polite? (a) CHECK MY PROJECT!!! (b) Could you please check my project? (c) Check my project now.
- 4.Imran is ending an email to his teacher. Which closing is best? (a) Bye bye!!! (b) Thank you and regards, (c) See ya, (d) Yours lovingly,
- 5.You are writing an email to ask a friend for the class notes. Which subject line is best? (a) Invitation: my birthday party (b) Something (c) Request to renew a book (d) Class notes for Monday
- 6.Manav is ending an email to his teacher. Which closing is best? (a) Thank you and regards, (b) Yours lovingly, (c) See ya, (d) Bye bye!!!
- 7.You are writing an email to send photos of the school trip to your class. Which subject line is best? (a) Science project – Class 5B (b) READ THIS NOW (c) Photos from the school trip (d) Sports day date
- 8.You are writing an email to your teacher, Mr Khan. Which opening is best? (a) Dear Mr Khan, (b) Khan, listen up (c) Hey Khan!!! (d) Yo teacher,
- 9.Aisha is ending an email to her teacher. Which closing is best? (a) See ya, (b) Yours lovingly, (c) Bye bye!!! (d) Thank you and regards,
- 10.You are writing an email to ask your teacher for the maths homework. Which subject line is best? (a) hi (b) Maths homework for today (c) Science project – Class 5B (d) Missing practice on Friday
- 11.Riya is ending an email to her teacher. Which closing is best? (a) See ya, (b) Bye bye!!! (c) Yours lovingly, (d) Thank you and regards,
- 12.You are writing an email to your teacher, Mrs Kapoor. Which opening is best? (a) Yo teacher, (b) Kapoor, listen up (c) Hey Kapoor!!! (d) Dear Mrs Kapoor,
- 13.Dev is writing an email to his teacher. Which sentence is the most polite? (a) Could you please renew my library book? (b) Renew my library book now. (c) RENEW MY LIBRARY BOOK!!!
- 14.Arjun is ending an email to his teacher. Which closing is best? (a) See ya, (b) Bye bye!!! (c) Yours lovingly, (d) Thank you and regards,
- 15.You are writing an email to thank your aunt for a birthday gift. Which subject line is best? (a) Leave: unwell today (b) Thank you for the gift (c) Photos from the school trip (d) Something
- 16.Saanvi is ending an email to her teacher. Which closing is best? (a) Yours lovingly, (b) See ya, (c) Thank you and regards, (d) Bye bye!!!
- 17.Ishaan is ending an email to his teacher. Which closing is best? (a) Yours lovingly, (b) Thank you and regards, (c) See ya, (d) Bye bye!!!
- 18.Aarav is writing an email to his teacher. Which sentence is the most polite? (a) SEND ME THE NOTES!!! (b) Could you please send me the notes? (c) Send me the notes now.
- 19.You are writing an email to your teacher, Mrs Mehta. Which opening is best? (a) Dear Mrs Mehta, (b) Mehta, listen up (c) Yo teacher, (d) Hey Mehta!!!
- 20.Diya is ending an email to her teacher. Which closing is best? (a) Yours lovingly, (b) Thank you and regards, (c) See ya, (d) Bye bye!!!
- 21.You are writing an email to tell your coach you will miss practice. Which subject line is best? (a) Something (b) Missing practice on Friday (c) Request to renew a book (d) Science project – Class 5B
- 22.Omkar is writing an email to his teacher. Which sentence is the most polite? (a) CHECK MY PROJECT!!! (b) Check my project now. (c) Could you please check my project?
- 23.You are writing an email to your teacher, Mr Das. Which opening is best? (a) Dear Mr Das, (b) Yo teacher, (c) Das, listen up (d) Hey Das!!!
- 24.Saanvi is writing an email to her teacher. Which sentence is the most polite? (a) SEND THE PHOTOS!!! (b) Send the photos now. (c) Could you please send the photos?
- 25.You are writing an email to your teacher, Ms Verma. Which opening is best? (a) Yo teacher, (b) Verma, listen up (c) Hey Verma!!! (d) Dear Ms Verma,
- 26.You are writing an email to your teacher, Ms Mehta. Which opening is best? (a) Hey Mehta!!! (b) Mehta, listen up (c) Dear Ms Mehta, (d) Yo teacher,
- 27.You are writing an email to your teacher, Mrs Fernandes. Which opening is best? (a) Yo teacher, (b) Fernandes, listen up (c) Dear Mrs Fernandes, (d) Hey Fernandes!!!
- 28.You are writing an email to your teacher, Mrs Gill. Which opening is best? (a) Gill, listen up (b) Hey Gill!!! (c) Dear Mrs Gill, (d) Yo teacher,
- 29.You are writing an email to invite your class to your birthday party. Which subject line is best? (a) Science project – Class 5B (b) Hello!!! (c) Invitation: my birthday party (d) Missing practice on Friday
- 30.Simran is writing an email to her teacher. Which sentence is the most polite? (a) Could you please renew my library book? (b) Renew my library book now. (c) RENEW MY LIBRARY BOOK!!!
- 31.You are writing an email to send your science project to your teacher. Which subject line is best? (a) Science project – Class 5B (b) Leave: unwell today (c) hi (d) Photos from the school trip
- 32.You are writing an email to your teacher, Mrs Iyer. Which opening is best? (a) Hey Iyer!!! (b) Yo teacher, (c) Dear Mrs Iyer, (d) Iyer, listen up
- 33.Simran is writing an email to her teacher. Which sentence is the most polite? (a) Could you please explain this sum again? (b) EXPLAIN THIS SUM AGAIN!!! (c) Explain this sum again now.
- 34.You are writing an email to your teacher, Ms Das. Which opening is best? (a) Yo teacher, (b) Dear Ms Das, (c) Hey Das!!! (d) Das, listen up
- 35.You are writing an email to your teacher, Mrs Khan. Which opening is best? (a) Khan, listen up (b) Hey Khan!!! (c) Dear Mrs Khan, (d) Yo teacher,
- 36.Yash is writing an email to his teacher. Which sentence is the most polite? (a) Send me the notes now. (b) Could you please send me the notes? (c) SEND ME THE NOTES!!!
- 37.Ananya is ending an email to her teacher. Which closing is best? (a) Thank you and regards, (b) Yours lovingly, (c) See ya, (d) Bye bye!!!
- 38.Aisha is writing an email to her teacher. Which sentence is the most polite? (a) Could you please send me the notes? (b) Send me the notes now. (c) SEND ME THE NOTES!!!
- 39.You are writing an email to your teacher, Mrs Patel. Which opening is best? (a) Dear Mrs Patel, (b) Hey Patel!!! (c) Yo teacher, (d) Patel, listen up
- 40.You are writing an email to your teacher, Ms Sen. Which opening is best? (a) Yo teacher, (b) Hey Sen!!! (c) Sen, listen up (d) Dear Ms Sen,
Answer key
- Leave: unwell today
- Could you please explain this sum again?
- Could you please check my project?
- Thank you and regards,
- Class notes for Monday
- Thank you and regards,
- Photos from the school trip
- Dear Mr Khan,
- Thank you and regards,
- Maths homework for today
- Thank you and regards,
- Dear Mrs Kapoor,
- Could you please renew my library book?
- Thank you and regards,
- Thank you for the gift
- Thank you and regards,
- Thank you and regards,
- Could you please send me the notes?
- Dear Mrs Mehta,
- Thank you and regards,
- Missing practice on Friday
- Could you please check my project?
- Dear Mr Das,
- Could you please send the photos?
- Dear Ms Verma,
- Dear Ms Mehta,
- Dear Mrs Fernandes,
- Dear Mrs Gill,
- Invitation: my birthday party
- Could you please renew my library book?
- Science project – Class 5B
- Dear Mrs Iyer,
- Could you please explain this sum again?
- Dear Ms Das,
- Dear Mrs Khan,
- Could you please send me the notes?
- Thank you and regards,
- Could you please send me the notes?
- Dear Mrs Patel,
- Dear Ms Sen,
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