An informal email
Writing
task: Write an email to a friend to give them some
exciting news.
Plan:
Paragraph
1: Ask
your friend questions about him or her and tell them how you've been.
Paragraph
2: Give some
news or explain your first reason for writing.
Paragraph
3: Give
another piece of news or explain your second reason for writing.
Paragraph
4: Finish the
email and say why you have to stop writing.
Useful
language:
Greetings:
Hi. Hi there. Hiya...
Responding
to a message: Thanks for your email. It's great to hear from you.
Sorry it's taken me so long to reply
Asking
about your reader: How are you? How's it going? What's up? How
are things with you? How have you been? What's new? What have you
been doing since...?
Talking
about you: I've been really busy. Guess what! I've got some
great/amazing/sad news. I'm having an amazing/great/terrible time.
I'm having the time of my life!
Talking
about experiences: I decided to go along to... so I'm really
pleased. It's never happened to me before, but....
Endings:
I'd better go now. Anyway, I've got to go now. I'll be in touch
again soon.
Sign-offs:
Bye for now. Write soon! See you soon. Take care. Lots of love.
Love from
Definitive
text:
Hello
John,
How
are things? Do you still play tennis? I've just started school and
I'm going pretty well. Sorry for the delay. I've been busy with my
trainings.
Guess
what! I've got some great news! Last weekend me, my sister and my
parents visited the United Kingdom because my mother had a conference
there. The first day, when my mother was at the conference we visited
London and the second day, we went all 4 to Birmingham.
My
other news are that in London, we met a friend who was studying
there, he showed us interesting things of the city and we had lunch
together. It was a very good experience and I enjoyed it a lot.
Anyway,
How are things at your school? Do you like it? I have to go because
the dinner is ready.
Looking
forward to meet again,
Aiman
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