English, 25.09.2021 05:30, jesus3426

1. What would a professional or academic audience expect an email to look and sound like? What kind of content would they expect it to contain?2. What should the subject line be like?3. How should you begin and end a formal or semi-formal email?4. How should organize and format an email? Should you use paragraphs? How many? How long should they be? What kind of font, spacing, and indentation are used?5. What is the writing style like?6. What are the limitations (things you usually shouldn't do)? What are the opportunities (ways to be creative)?

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