What should the subject line of a formal email do, and give one example of a good and a poor subject line.
Notice and Email Writing
Original Khojo Papers practice question — not from a past board paper.
A notice in a box carrying the name of the school, the word NOTICE, the date, a heading, the body giving what, when, where and who to contact, and the writer's name and designation below.
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A notice is written in the third person, impersonal and factual, and must stay within the word limit; the word limit counts only the body.
From the same topic and chapter, at a similar level.
What should the subject line of a formal email do, and give one example of a good and a poor subject line.
Notice and Email Writing
Write an email to the organiser of an inter-school quiz asking for the rules and the last date of registration.
Notice and Email Writing
Write an email to the Principal of your school requesting permission to organise a blood donation camp on the school premises.
Notice and Email Writing
State four essential parts of a notice.
Notice and Email Writing
Write a notice in not more than 50 words informing students of Class X that the pre-board examination timetable has been changed.
Notice and Email Writing
What is the difference between the To, Cc and Bcc fields of an email?
Notice and Email Writing