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Winter is the time of long nights and colder weather. There are _____ frequent storms, which can be frightening.
 
also
 
as well
 
too
There are frequent showers _____, so it’s a good idea to bring a raincoat with you.
 
too
 
and
 
also
_____, it is often cloudy for at least a part of each day, so don’t expect 24-hour sunshine!
 
However
 
Despite
 
Although
The island _____ attracts a large number of tourists. From May to September, visitors can enjoy daylight almost 24 hours a day.
 
also
 
and
 
as well
_____ it is situated in the far north of Europe, Iceland’s climate is not as cold as you might expect.
 
Although
 
However
 
But
We’ve had a lot of rain – I hope the river won’t flow / flood.
flood
We were all brilliant / delighted when the sun came out.
delighted
Let’s go outside while the sun is shining / lighting.
shining
My little sister is anxious / terrified of storms.
terrified
It was a really depressed / miserable wet day!
miserable
The snow usually starts to fall / drop in January.
fall
The strong winds blew / moved our fence down.
blew
We had an awful holiday – the weather was amazing / terrible!
terrible
Read the e-mail. Find an informal phrase that Emma uses to end her email.
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Read the e-mail. Find three linking words that Emma uses.
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Read the e-mail. Find two phrases that Emma uses to make suggestions.
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Read the e-mail. Find examples of the present simple, present continuous, past simple, will and would.
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Read the e-mail. Find five adjectives and one intensifying adverb that Emma uses to make her writing interesting.
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Read the e-mail. Find five short forms that Emma uses to make her email informal.
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Read the e-mail. Find the part that answers her friend’s second question.
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Read the e-mail. Find the part of Emma’s email that answers her friend’s first question.
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Read the e-mail. Find an informal phrase that Emma uses to start her email.
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Read the e-mail. Find two linking words.
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Read the e-mail. Find the sentence which suggests when and where they could meet.
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Read the e-mail. Find the sentence which explains why he can’t go shopping on Saturday.
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Read the e-mail. Find the phrase Josh uses to apologise.
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Read the e-mail. Find the sentence which says why Josh is writing.
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Is the email FORMAL or INFORMAL?
Informal
What should you do before starting to write your email?
Make a plan
How do you know what information you need to include in the email?
Read the read the task and look at the notes on the side of the email
True or false: I only have to answer one or two of the questions that are asked in the task
False - You have to answer ALL the questions asked in the task
What language points / expressions can you use to give advice?
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Give 2 closing phrases
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How can you make your language informal?
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Around how many words should you write in your email?
Around 100
How should you end an email?
With a closing phrase and your name
Give 1 greeting expression
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Give 1 way to start an email
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Which one is an informal word you can use in a friendly email?
 
Also
 
Additionally
 
Therefore
 
Consequently
Which is a good friendly closing sentence?
 
Let me know what you think!
 
Please inform me.
 
Do not delay.
 
Goodbye and good luck.
What should you do if you forget one answer?
 
Try to add it quickly.
 
Ignore it.
 
Say “I don’t know.”
 
End the email.
Which is the best reason for a place?
 
It’s near Jan’s house.
 
Because I said so.
 
Because party.
 
My friend likes music.
Which sentence is correct?
 
Jan likes it because it’s cool.
 
Jan likes because it’s cool.
 
Jan because likes it.
 
It’s Jan because cool.
How many words should your email be?
 
80–100
 
10–20
 
40–60
 
200
What is the best sentence to give a suggestion?
 
Let’s have it at the park!
 
We go there.
 
The park is.
 
Party.
What can you write before ending your email?
 
Reply soon!
 
The end.
 
That’s all.
 
I am busy now.
Which word helps you explain your idea?
 
Because
 
But
 
So
 
Or
What can you say about music Jan likes?
 
Jan likes pop music! Let’s play it!
 
I like pop music.
 
Music is great.
 
Let’s play random music.
Why should you write “because” in your answer?
 
It explains your idea.
 
It makes the email longer.
 
It sounds nice.
 
Teachers like it.
Which sentence sounds friendly?
 
I hope you are OK!
 
First of all, I must inform you...
 
Kindly reply soon.
 
Please be informed.
What kind of writing is Part 1?
 
Email to a friend
 
Story
 
Letter to a teacher
 
School essay
What should you write if your friend asks for a good place for the party?
 
Let’s have it at the park. It’s fun and big!
 
Let’s go to the library.
 
I don’t know.
 
No answer.
What is a good reason to have a party on the weekend?
 
No one is busy.
 
It’s rainy.
 
Jan likes school.
 
We eat lunch.
What is a friendly way to give your opinion?
 
I think it’s a good idea!
 
I strongly suggest…
 
In my opinion, it is logical.
 
I must inform you.
How many questions do you need to answer in the writing email?
 
Three or four
 
One
 
Two
 
As many as you want
What can you say to start your email?
 
Thank you for your message!
 
I am writing to inform you.
 
Please find attached.
 
I am sorry to hear that.
How do you end a friendly email?
 
See you soon!
 
Bye-bye
 
Yours sincerely
 
From your student
How do you start an email to your friend Sam?
 
Hi Sam
 
Dear Mr. Sam
 
To Sam
 
Hello Teacher
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