English-2
Grade-6
Easy
Question
What is the correct format of the message?
- Salutation, Date, Name, Body content
- Heading, Body content, Name of the writer
- Heading, Date & Time, Salutation, Body content, Name of the writer.
- Heading, Body content, Salutation.
Hint:
An ideal message must be written by incorporating all the relevant details like the title, date, time, sender's name, receiver's name, and the main content in a proper order.
The correct answer is: Heading, Date & Time, Salutation, Body content, Name of the writer.
The correct answer is "Heading, Date & Time, Salutation, Body content, Name of the writer". We know that an ideal message's structure must include the heading at the beginning followed by date, time, salutation to the receiver of the message, the main body or content of the message to be concluded with the sender's name. So, the correct answer is "Heading, Date & Time, Salutation, Body content, Name of the writer". This is the proper hierarchial order of the message which the sender has to follow so that the message will be with no errror.
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