For question 1 when creating a subject line include who, what, where, when, and why in the subject if available. Question 3 do not use clich for goodwill close.

1:" :1 mien-Wrm E-mail Message SENT: Thursday, November 1, 2018 4:12 PM ' f - ' TO: Tracey Nelson [tnelson@marn'ott.com] 5 SUBJECT . J)! am planning a two-day business writing workshop for professionals' 1n your area. )Therefore, I am writing to request information about prices and availability of meeting rooms . '1 your hotel (3) Please send me your answer as soon as possible. ' 14) This workshop will be held on September 26 and 27,2019. (5) I expect 25 participants and ' will use a U-shaped table setup. (6) lhave chosen San Diego for this project because it is my I vorite 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, can audiovisual equipment be , room from the hotel? (10) Finally, can you send me information about entertainment and ' recreation options there? A. Writing Questions: As you answer Questions 1 3 below, assume you are sending your e-mail messages on November 1 of this year. Feel ee to create additional ctional information if necessary. (5 points each) 1. The email message above is missing a subject line. Write an effective subject line that would be appropriate for the scenario described earlier. 2. Evaluate the rst sentence of the e-mail message above. If this is effective, write \"Correct.\" If not, create an appropriate rst 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