AppropriateClosingUseActiveVoiceFormalVocabularyRespectfulToneUse ofParagraphsNoSpellingErrorsNoSlangProperGreetingCC vs.BCCConciseMessageSignatureBlockUse of“ThankYou”ClearSubjectLineAttachmentMentionedPoliteRequestReply‑AllAwarenessNoJargonNoExcessivePunctuationNoEmojisProfessionalTone (also yourFREE SPACE:“UseProfessionalTone”)ProfessionalVocabularyNo ALLCAPSCorrectGrammarBulletPointsAppropriateClosingUseActiveVoiceFormalVocabularyRespectfulToneUse ofParagraphsNoSpellingErrorsNoSlangProperGreetingCC vs.BCCConciseMessageSignatureBlockUse of“ThankYou”ClearSubjectLineAttachmentMentionedPoliteRequestReply‑AllAwarenessNoJargonNoExcessivePunctuationNoEmojisProfessionalTone (also yourFREE SPACE:“UseProfessionalTone”)ProfessionalVocabularyNo ALLCAPSCorrectGrammarBulletPoints

E-Mail Etiquette - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Appropriate Closing
  2. Use Active Voice
  3. Formal Vocabulary
  4. Respectful Tone
  5. Use of Paragraphs
  6. No Spelling Errors
  7. No Slang
  8. Proper Greeting
  9. CC vs. BCC
  10. Concise Message
  11. Signature Block
  12. Use of “Thank You”
  13. Clear Subject Line
  14. Attachment Mentioned
  15. Polite Request
  16. Reply‑All Awareness
  17. No Jargon
  18. No Excessive Punctuation
  19. No Emojis
  20. Professional Tone (also your FREE SPACE: “Use Professional Tone”)
  21. Professional Vocabulary
  22. No ALL CAPS
  23. Correct Grammar
  24. Bullet Points