Understanding Messages
A message refers to a brief communication sent from one individual to another.
When writing a message, it is important to include certain key elements:
- Time and Date: Always mention the time and date when the message is being written.
- Salutation: Begin the message with a salutation, such as “Dear Father” or “Dear Uncle.”
- Enclosure: The message should be enclosed within a box to distinguish it.
- Important Points: Include only the essential points in the message, avoiding any unnecessary information.
- Signature: Place your signature at the end of the message to indicate its sender.
- Abbreviations and Symbols: Feel free to use abbreviations and symbols, such as “M.D.” for Managing Director, to save space and convey information efficiently.