Structure
Which part of the email says hello and shows sympathy?
The introduction.
Complete: “Why don’t you ___ a club?”
Join
Is this informal?
“I would strongly advise you to…”
No
Choose the best opening:
a) Dear Sir or Madam,
b) Hi Suzy,
B
DVCIEA
Advice
Where do we usually give advice?
In the main body.
Finish the sentence:
“If I were you, I would ___ more.”
School theme
practise / study / prepare
Informal or formal?
“Why don’t you talk to your teacher?”
Informal
What is missing?
“Why don’t you practise home.”
“Why don’t you practise AT home.”
HLPE
Help
Which part includes “Best wishes”?
The conclusion
Choose the better advice:
a) You must relax immediately.
b) It might be a good idea to take a break.
B
Choose the informal option:
a) I recommend that you…
b) You must…
c) If I were you, I would…
C
What is wrong?
“If I were you, I will practise more.”
will → would
Chaco
Coach
Put the parts in the correct order.
(Conclusion / Introduction / Main body)
Introduction – Main body – Conclusion
Make it informal:
“I recommend that you practise at home.”
Why don’t you practise at home?
Replace with informal:
“assist you”
help you
Name ONE thing that makes an email friendly.
Greeting / informal language / encouraging ending.
Dale
Lead
Name ONE thing we do in the introduction
Greet the person / show sympathy / say why you’re writing.
Give ONE piece of advice to a nervous student.
Any correct advice sentence.
Find the mistake:
“Why don’t you to practise?”
Why don’t you practise?
Say ONE sentence of advice with a result for this problem:
A friend is afraid of speaking in front of the class.
Why don’t you practise at home? This way, you’ll feel more confident.
Ustprop
Support