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25. What is wrong with these e-mails? Rewrite them correctly, paying attention at spelling and grammar and using E-mail Guidelines:

E-mail 1:

From: john.taylor@webmail.com

Date: 20.06.2007 14:33:38 GMTUK

To: John Brown

Subject: open day

Dear dr brown im coming to the open day at the univertisy and i wos hopping that i could make an apointment to come and see you I dont now what coarse i would like to do and i thought you mite be able to help me decide thanks very much.

John

E-mail 2:

From: r.s.hall@ABC.ac.uk

Date: 20.10.2007 17:49:38 GMTUK

To: paul.jones@ABC.ac.uk

Subject: UNFAIR ASSIGNMENT MARK

DR JONES

I AM REALLY ANNOYED WITH THE MARK YOU GAVE MY ASSIGNMENT. I WORKED FOR DAYS ON THAT AND I CANNOT BELIEVE YOU ONLY GAVE IT 58%. I KNOW YOU DON'T LIKE IT WHEN STUDENTS DISAGREE WITH YOUR NARROW WORLD VIEW AND THAT IS WHY YOU GAVE ME A BAD MARK. THIS IS A RUBBISH UNIVERSITY THAT DOES NOTHING TO HELP ITS STUDENTS AND MY DAD SAYS YOU WOULD NOT GET A JOB IN THE REAL WORLD.

I DEMAND THAT YOU GET SOMEONE ELSE TO MARK THIS ESSAY WHO ACTUALLY KNOWS SOMETHING ABOUT THE TOPIC.

ROB HALL

E-mail 3:

From: r.s.smith@ABC.ac.uk

Date: 20.06.2007 14:33:38 GMTUK

To: Professor T. Taylor (Head of School)

Subject:

Hiya Tina

I was wndering if u would give me some help with the assignment you set. I don't understand what u wnt us to do. I thought I might drop by later and have a chat about it - if that's cool with u;) Cya later, Bob x

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