3 ways to greet someone in a PET email.
Hi John, Hello John, Hey John, Dear Mr. Wilson
4 ways to open a paragraph in a PET email.
It’s (adjective) to hear from you. I’m glad to hear ...Thanks a lot for writing! Hope you are doing well. How’s it going?
4 connectors to use in a PET email.
and/ but / because / However,
5 ways to make suggestions in a PET email.
How about/What about...? Let’s... Why don't we...? Perhaps we could...I think you should...
4 ways to close the last paragraph in a PET email.
Well, it’s time to say goodbye. Anyway, I have to go now. Well, it’s time to go. Anyway, I’ve got to go. I hope to hear from yousoon.
4 ways to say goodbye to a friend in a PET email.
Best, Take care, See you soon, Bye for now,
3 ways to say goodbye to a teacher in a PET email.
Regards, Many thanks, Best wishes,
6 ways to express your opinion in a PET email.
I think... I believe... I feel... In my opinion... If you ask me, As far as I'm concerned... To me...
How long should a PET email be?
It should be about 100 words.
Is a PET email formal, informal or neutral?
It's informal when you write to a friend and can be informal or neutral when you write to a teacher.
Who are you writing to?
Toby
How are you going to greet your friend in the email?
Hi Toby, Hello Toby, Hey Toby,
What is the first point you MUST write about in this email?
1 Comment that Toby can go to the fair with you (brilliant)
What is the second point you MUST write about in this email?
2 You need to talk about your preference. Do you want to have a packed lunch or go to a restaurant.
What is the third point you MUST write about in this email?
3 You must suggest how to get to the fair.
What is the fourth point you MUST write about in this email?
4 You have to tell Toby he can't stay at your house on Saturday night and give a reason why.
