Letters and Emails

5. - The first part of the email that the recipient sees.
8. - The line after the greeting in a letter.
9. - In an email, it's where you can attach files.
11. - Where you can find the subject in an email.
14. - When a formal letter is directed to a specific person.
15. - This should be included at the end of the email to identify the sender.
17. - When you want to send a copy of an email to someone without the main recipient knowing.
20. - The last paragraph of a formal letter.
23. - This is where you put the date in a letter.
25. - Informal letters are often sent to these people.
26. - Where the recipient’s address goes in a letter.
28. - This part of the letter contains the message.
29. - An action often done before sending an email.
30. - Informal letters use this type of language.

1. - It is essential to do this before sending an email.
2. - The part where you introduce yourself in a letter.
3. - A short phrase that describes the content of the email.
4. - An appropriate sign-off for a formal email.
6. - Abbreviation indicating further recipients in an email.
7. - These are often used in informal emails to express emotions.
10. - When you want someone else to receive the email but is not the main recipient.
12. - This should be clear and direct in a formal letter or email.
13. - These types of letters are more personal.
16. - A common way to start an informal email or letter.
18. - This appears at the end of a letter before the signature.
19. - This part of the email includes the main message.
21. - In a letter, it's the place for the writer’s address.
22. - These types of letters follow a strict structure.
24. - A polite word often used to close a formal letter.
27. - Type of language used in a formal letter.