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Writing B2: An informal email to a friend – 1
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It’s common to start an informal email with a greeting like “Hi” or “Hello.”
 
True
 
False
Sharing personal updates (like exams, jobs, or moving to a new flat) is typical in an informal email.
 
True
 
False
Making future plans, such as suggesting a visit, is something people often do in informal emails.
 
True
 
False
Informal emails usually end with a friendly sign-off like “Love,” or “See you soon.”
 
True
 
False
The main purpose of an informal email is to communicate in a relaxed and friendly way.
 
True
 
False
Informal emails often include apologies for not writing sooner.
 
True
 
False
You should never ask questions in an informal email.
 
False
 
True
Responding to your friend’s news is not necessary in informal emails.
 
False
 
True
In an informal email, you must always use very formal language like “Dear Sir/Madam.”
 
False
 
True
People don't write in paragraphs in informal emails.
 
False
 
True
'How does ... sound?' is an informal way of suggesting something.
 
True
 
False
Phrasal verbs like 'catch up' make your writing sound more formal.
 
False
 
True
It's important to give the reason for writing in the first sentence.
 
False
 
True
'How's it going?' is an informal way to say 'How are you?'.
 
True
 
False
'Hi ...' is less formal than 'Dear ... ,'.
 
True
 
False
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