Write a formal email You have heard that Professor Beth Brown from the University of Sidney, Australia will be coming to UiT, Narvik in January. She is renowned within her field (choose a field), and you have always wanted to see her live. It would be fantastic if she could come to talk to your class. • Write a formal email and try to make your dream come true. Suggest a couple of topics she can talk about. • Include relevant information. • Omit email addresses and contact information but include “Subject”. • You are a student named Knut Pedersen.
a) Write a formal email
You have heard that Professor Beth Brown from the University of Sidney, Australia will be
coming to UiT, Narvik in January. She is renowned within her field (choose a field), and you
have always wanted to see her live. It would be fantastic if she could come to talk to your
class.
• Write a formal email and try to make your dream come true. Suggest a couple of topics
she can talk about.
• Include relevant information.
• Omit email addresses and contact information but include “Subject”.
• You are a student named Knut Pedersen.
A formal email is one that starts or continues a conversation about a serious or important issue by using formal language and clear structure. When corresponding with a stranger, people also send formal emails to show respect. For settings and communications pertaining to business, formal emails are the default setting, ensuring that employees' communications accurately represent their company.
Formal emails are significant because they create the framework for key dialogues to occur. When someone receives an email from an unknown sender, the formatting verifies that the message is important and was written by a person who genuinely cares. A formal email's courteous tone encourages two parties to have a useful conversation in which they happily show courtesy to one another.
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