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Informal email writing

Informal email writing

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English

9th - 12th Grade

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Angela Timbs

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7 Slides • 6 Questions

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Email writing

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Open Ended

How do you start an informal email? Which greeting do you use?

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You can start an email using

Dear Ana,

Hi Ana,

Hi Ana!

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Multiple Select

Which sentence(s) would be the best to start your email?

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Thanks for writing! It was so good to hear from you!

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I am writing to tell you about my evening.

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You'll never guess what happened to me last night! Let me tell you everything!

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I am going to tell you what happened last night.

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Start you email

  • Thanks so much for your email! Sorry I haven't written for a while but I've been super busy at school.

  • Thank you for your email, it was so good to hear from you! It's been ages since we last wrote to each other, let's catch up!

  • Thanks for your mail! It was wonderful to hear all your news. I'm fine, working hard at school and of course hanging out with friends!

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Multiple Select

In an informal email you should include:

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formal phrases

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contractions

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exclamation marks

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informal phrases

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Anyway,

Well,

By the way,

Oh, another thing I must mention

Don't forget phrasal verbs too!

  • Guess what?

  • You'll never guess what happened to me!

  • Let me tell you something incredible!

  • If you ask me

  • To tell you the truth

Use informal phrases such as;

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Multiple Choice

Which sentence is correct?

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And you will never guess what my dad did!

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In other words, Richard was cheating in this bet.

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After that, they went to Mike’s study and he showed off all the wines that he had.

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Mike's servant gave the epicure his glasses, which he'd left in the study just before having dinner.

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Linkers - make sure you use but, while, although, whereas, what's more

Never start a sentence with and

- don't overuse and

- use relative pronouns, which, where, when etc

what tenses you are using

punctuation - full stops

- exclamation marks

- paragraphs

vary your sentence length

When writing consider:

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Open Ended

How do you end an email? What closing sentence should you use?

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Ending an informal email

  • Well, that's all for now!

Write soon!

  • Well, time to go!

See you soon!

  • Make sure you write soon!

  • Got to go now!

Hope to hear from you soon!

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Open Ended

Then after the closing sentence what should you write?

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Final closing phrase

  • Best wishes,

  • Lots of love,

  • Love,

  • All the best,

  • Take care,

Obviously all these would be followed with your NAME! Or the name of the person writing the email!

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