1. James Sharp has to write a formal email to Mark Simpson, his manager, explaining that hehas to take a few day's leave. He must also send an email to Joan Sanders, his colleague,discussing what has to be done and the tasks that need to be completed during his absence. Inwhat way will the two emails be different? Discuss the differences in tone between the two andhow James can achieve this.2.List five techniques for writing effective messages for mobile readers.3.When selecting the right design elements in producing your message, list the seven tipsdiscussed to make your message more attractive and contemporary.4.The authorities at a school are about to introduce tough new security measures to preventcrime on campus. Students will have to carry identification at all times and some activities willbe restricted. Draft a message explaining the new rules using either the direct or indirectapproach. Explain which approach you think the university should use to communicate with thestudents and why.5.Tamara is the editor of her company's newsletter. For years, the newsletter has used a drabstyle that is not very reader-friendly. How can Tamara change this into a style that is easier toread using typeface choices and margins? Explain Tamara's options in terms of typefaces andmargins and explain which she should choose to achieve this.