Another name for rules is Here are some rules, or email etiquette, that you ‘etiquette’. should use when you write the information: Keep the short Do not write long sentences Do not use abbreviations it can cause confusion or the recipient might not – understand them. Some people use abbreviations such as FYI (for your information), BTW (by the way) and B4 (before) to make emails short, but it is better to write words in full Talk about only one subject in the email. If you need to talk about many things, write many emails Check your punctuation - make sure that periods, commas, capital letters are all correct Do not write in ALL CAPITAL LETTERS because it is like SHOUTING Do not use fancy fonts, because the recipient might not be able to see them on their computer. Use standard fonts like Arial or Times New Roman If you use colour in your writing, make sure it is easy-to-read
Another name for rules is ‘etiquette’. Here are some rules, or email etiquette, that you should use when you write the information: Keep the short Do not write long sentences Do not use abbreviations – it can cause confusion or the recipient might not understand them. Some people use abbreviations such as FYI (for your information), BTW (by the way) and B4 (before) to make emails short, but it is better to write words in full Talk about only one subject in the email. If you need to talk about many things, write many emails Check your punctuation - make sure that periods, commas, capital letters are all correct Do not write in ALL CAPITAL LETTERS because it is like SHOUTING Do not use fancy fonts, because the recipient might not be able to see them on their computer. Use standard fonts like Arial or Times New Roman If you use colour in your writing, make sure it is easy-to-read
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