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Please show how to write an effective 'e-mail' to your instructor about your grade.

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This solution outlines how to write an effective email to an instructor, including salutation, tone, and closure. It also gives an example.

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In writing in email to an instructor or professor it is important to:

-spell everything correctly
-address the email with correct title (Mr, Dr, Ms, Professor)
-be respectful
-be honest
-be non-combative
-use proper grammar
-be clear, concise- tell the professor what you are concerned ...

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