Write a clear email
Rewrite the email below so it is warm, clear and no longer than 150 words. Keep every important fact. End with one simple next step. Email: [paste it here]
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“Help me write something.”
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“Write a friendly 120-word email thanking my neighbours for helping with my garden. Keep it warm and natural.”
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3DetailsWhat must it include?
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Help me [describe what you want to achieve]. Context: [add the facts that matter]. Please include: [important details or limits]. Use a simple tone. Give me a short step-by-step answer. If anything important is missing, ask me one clear question before answering.
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