An informal essay or letter is usually sent between people who know each other. There are a lot of similarities between informal emails and conversations. That's why you can find slang and contractions in an informal email.
The structure of an informal email is very simple.
First, personal details:
From: anira@dotmail.com
To: denis@dotmail.com
Subject: planning holidays
You start with a colloquial greeting
Hi!
Hey!
Hello, Denis!
Then you add some opening remarks
What's up? How are things going on?/Sorry I haven't written sooner
The body of the email provides information, news, answers previous questions, adds details.
Finally, you can add some closing remarks
That's all for now. I can't wait to hear from you soon and I promise to answer quickly next time!
The last lines are for signing off
Lots of love
Best regards
Your name
The structure of an informal email is very simple.
First, personal details:
From: anira@dotmail.com
To: denis@dotmail.com
Subject: planning holidays
You start with a colloquial greeting
Hi!
Hey!
Hello, Denis!
Then you add some opening remarks
What's up? How are things going on?/Sorry I haven't written sooner
The body of the email provides information, news, answers previous questions, adds details.
Finally, you can add some closing remarks
That's all for now. I can't wait to hear from you soon and I promise to answer quickly next time!
The last lines are for signing off
Lots of love
Best regards
Your name
-Hi! / Hey! / Hello,
-What's up? /What's new with you?
-How are you doing?
-Sorry I haven't wriiten sooner
-You'll never believe ...
-Recently / This last week , I ...
-What do you think about ...? /Would you ...?
-Be in touch.
-Hope to hear from you soon
-I can't wait to hear from you
-Write soon
-Lots of love
-Best regards
