Assume you are sending your e-mail messages on November 2 of this year. Feel free to create additional fictional information if necessary.
E-mail Message
SENT: Wednesday, November 4, 2018 5:15 PM
TO: Tracey Nelson [tnelson@marriott.com]
SUBJECT:
(1) I am planning a two-day business writing workshop for professionals in your area.
(2) Therefore, I am writing to request information about prices and availability of meeting rooms at your hotel.
(3) Please send me your answer as soon as possible.
(4) This workshop will be held on March 15 and 17, 2018.
(5) I expect 35 participants and will use a U-shaped table setup.
(6) I am very excited about this project because San Diego is my favorite city.
(7) Please apprise me of any possible discounts or package deals available at the Marriott.
(8) Can a price list for catering services be provided?
(9) Also, is there audiovisual equipment available at the hotel?
(10) Finally, can you send me information about entertainment and recreation options in your area?
1. The e-mail message above is missing a subject line. Write an effective subject line that would be appropriate for the scenario described earlier.
2. Evaluate the first sentence of the e-mail message above. If this is effective, write "Correct." If not, create an appropriate first sentence.
3. The e-mail message above is missing a goodwill close. Write an appropriate goodwill close for the message, based on the scenario described earlier.