I contacted my tutor by email for the first time before studying in the United States. What did you say?

As long as you are polite and generous, I don't think it is necessary to dwell on details such as address. Americans are not British, so there is no need to be so serious.

1, course selection, your tutor may not know the details, so ask him, you need your major direction, simply list the courses you choose, and let him give you directions.

2. Address. If you have talked to him several times, you can call him by his first name, DearXXX. If you are not familiar with him, be polite and call him dear Dr. XXX (last name).

Precautions:

The most important thing about 0 1. e-mail is practicality.

Practicality means conveying information simply and clearly. Therefore, the content of the email should be concise and as clear as possible.

02. The email information should be complete.

Make sure your identity, such as name and major, before you write an email. Remember: The more complete the information you provide, the faster the professor will reply to your email.

03. Try to finish it in an email.

You should know that every professor's time is precious. As a student, if it is a question in the same course or homework, try to ask all the questions at once, instead of sending a letter at a time. The professor is not a business person and will not always pay attention to email information.

04. The basic elements of mail are essential.

A formal email includes: email address, title, title, opening remarks, body part, conclusion, polite greetings and signature.