The difference between email and letters?

Answer 1

Answer

In a business setting there should be no differnce, you should open with a formal greeting and close with your name

*Cough cough* Sorry, but wrong answer. There is a hugedifference my dear friend who answered this before me. Huge difference. Cyberspace, love and hard-work / effort. When I say love and hard-work, I am talking about our intelligence. Sure, I can type up a quick email to my best friend with a typo and missing punctuation, but what on Earth does that say? 'Yeah, I couldn't give a poo, just read it and answer me back in the same, effortless way.' But think again, taking my time to write neatly with great grammar and an excellent choice of words, maybe even on a smelly paper with your favorite smell to really show that I truly wish you a happy birthday, really shows that I care about you, that I will take my time for you, because you actually mean something to me. Think again. Now that cyberspace that I mentioned, that's something else. Now, please read on, this will have a few personal opinions, but good ones nonetheless. Staring at a computer screen, iPod screen, TV screen, camera screen, or basically any other electronic screen, can pull you into the great world of cyberspace. It's like being lost in a hazy world divided into good guys and bad guys, in other words, a fake world. Try to write letters, not emails, because there is a difference.