Email Format Samples
Below are the Email Format Samples or templates that you can refer.
Informal Email Format Sample - Leave Application
Subject: leave
Sir,
I will be ooo tomorrow.
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- Janhvi Kapoor
You can't write an informal email to your Manager, Teacher or Principal. Let's look at the "Don'ts" for such email.
Don'ts
- You can not set email subject too short. Short subject may lead to a misunderstanding. This indicates that the person writing this email was in hurry and written very casually.
- Greeting is wrong and missing on the name as well. This will anger the recipient before they even set about reading the email.
- You have not set any background or context.
- Do not use abbreviation ('OOO') which runs the risk of the reader misunderstanding or failing to understand your message. Readers may ignore the abbreviation.
- Use of Smiley can be very unprofessional sometimes.
- Email signature does not include salutation and your contact number.
Let's convert the above email to a formal email by following the below "Do's".
Do's
- Select a convincing subject for your e-mail.
- Address and greet your recipient in an appropriate manner.
- Structure the content in a compact and structured manner. Select a uniform font style and size.
- Mention the most important information at the beginning. Set the background or context including your information.
- Add the reason for taking a leave so that reader understands it clearly.
- End your e-mail with an appropriate salutation and add your e-mail signature.
Formal Email Format Sample - Leave Application
Subject: Request for one day leave
Dear Sir,
I, Janhvi Kapoor, am a student in your school of Class-9 Div-A.
I am writing this application to inform you or bring to your notice that
my Grandmother is not well and I need to visit her place along with my family.
Sir, I would like to request you to grant me one day leave.
Yours Sincerely,
Janhvi Kapoor
Note: Replace the highlighted text with your respective details
More sample Email Format for all kind of Leave Applications
Resignation Email Format Sample
Hi Vivek Sir ,
I herewith tender my resignation effective from today 09/09/2019 .
Thank you for the opportunities professionally and support.
I have updated the my separation in portal with the requested details, kindly approve.
Thanks and Regards,
Sudhir Jamtani
Note: Replace the underlined text with your respective details
More sample Email Format for all kind of Resignation email
Last Working Day Email Format Sample
Hi All,
The time has finally arrived when I write this email with mixed feelings to each one of you.
If you are receiving this email, then I’d like to let you know that I will be moving out from this organization as of tomorrow.
I’d like to therefore take this opportunity to thank each one of you for being part of my great journey that comes to an end soon.
Certainly, would cherish moments of several genres and remember them for a long time to come.
I wish everyone the very best in their personal and professional strands of life, and hope our roads cross someday for the better 😊
Regards,
Medha Naik
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More sample Email Format for all kind of Last Working Day mails
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Use a Clear Structure and Layout
A professional email should follow a clean structure—start with a subject line, greeting, body, closing, and signature. Use short paragraphs and proper spacing to make it easy to read. Avoid using bright colors or fancy fonts. A clear format reflects professionalism and makes your message more impactful.
Maintain a Polite and Formal Tone
Always use a respectful and professional tone. Avoid slang, emojis, or overly casual phrases. Use complete sentences and polite expressions like “Kindly,” “Please,” and “Thank you.” A formal tone builds credibility and ensures your email is taken seriously, especially when communicating with clients or higher management.
Include a Proper Signature
Your email should end with a clear signature that includes your full name, designation, company name, and contact information. This not only looks professional but also makes it easy for the recipient to respond or follow up. Avoid adding personal quotes or images that can distract from your message.