English · Email Writing
Email Writing for SSC & HSC
The email format the board expects, with model answers for the topics that are actually set.
An email answer is judged on the header fields as much as on the message. Boards want To, Subject and a message with a clear opening and closing — and they want the subject line to name the topic, because an email with a vague subject loses a mark before the examiner reads a word of the body.
This section holds 12 pages. Each one opens with a short, direct answer, then teaches the format step by step, then gives a complete model answer you can study and adapt — not copy, since an answer lifted whole from a website is the one thing an examiner reads hundreds of times.
How to use it
- Read the answer at the top — for a format question that is often all you need.
- Work through the format before the model, so you can see why the model is laid out the way it is.
- Pair it with the grammar rules — a well-structured letter still loses marks for tenses and articles.
All Email Writing Pages
Email Writing Format for SSC & HSC
The header fields, the message structure and the register the board expects in an email.
Email to Your Friend About Your Aim in Life
A complete model email about your aim in life, with the header fields filled in.
Email to Your Friend About Your Hobby
A model email describing a hobby, with the format and the marks checklist.
Email to Your Friend About Your Visit to a Place of Interest
A model email describing a visit, with the header and a full message body.
Email to Your Friend About a Journey by Boat
A narrative model email about a boat journey, with the format.
Email to Your Foreign Friend About Your Country
A model email introducing Bangladesh to a foreign friend, with the header fields.
Email to Your Friend About the Bad Effects of Smoking
An advice email against smoking, with a complete model and the format.
Email to Your Friend About the Importance of Reading Newspapers
A persuasive model email on newspaper reading, with the header and body.
Email to the Principal Asking for Leave
A formal email to a school authority, with the register and layout it requires.
Email Thanking Your Friend
A short thank-you email, with the model and the tone examiners reward.
Email Inviting Your Friend to a Programme
An invitation email with the practical details the mark scheme looks for.
Email Applying for a Job
A job application email with a covering message, in the format employers expect.