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Martin Luther King Reading task - PART B PART B (of 2). Level: intermediate Age: 11-17 Type: worksheet     An email from Erika This activity is a reading comprehension worksheet about a girl who is writing an email to her friend. Level: elementary Age: 9-17 Type: reading     A holiday in New Zealand (FCE informal email) This is a writing activity which prepares for the informal email in the FCE exam. The activity is based on the video on New Zealand in "Spotlight on First" (p.39), but can be used independently. Level: intermediate Age: 15-100 Type: worksheet     READING AN EMAIL A simple reading activity for beginners. Level: elementary Age: 10-12 Type: reading     informal letter email some useful phrases to use when writing informal letters emails. useful for the first and the lsat paragraphs. Level: intermediate Age: 9-17 Type: worksheet     Write an Email! (Recombine the scrambled email and create your own email!) Teachers can use this worksheet to let students review how to write an email by completing a scrambled email. After that, the teacher could let students to work in groups and create a new email based on one of the four pictures that they like! Level: elementary Age: 10-100 Type: worksheet     Electronic Communication Please see the attached hand out, my students aren�t supplied with textbooks. So now I do hand outs. It looks like three pages on the preview, but in actual fact its a two page document when you downlaod it. Hope you enjoy. Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Type: others     Writing an email How to write an email Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Type: worksheet     Writing an email Sample of an email and some practice Level: intermediate Age: 13-14 Type: worksheet     emails emails have become very popular nowadays. traditional handwritten letters are rarely written. Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Type: worksheet     PROFESSIONAL EMAIL WRITING Just about every email � in the professional world � is about two things: 1.Giving information 2.Askin g for something (a request) Email is fast, which is good. But you have to write for people who read quickly as well. That means: 1.be clear (few mistakes) 2.be brief (not too wordy, no extra information). Level: advanced Age: 16-100 Type: article     party invitation hope you like it Level: elementary Age: 12-14 Type: worksheet     hello epals comprehension and a set of different grammar, phonetics, coherence activities Level: intermediate Age: 12-15 Type: worksheet     Email template Learn about the parts of an email and some common abbreviations we use when writing emails or whatsapps Level: elementary Age: 6-9 Type: worksheet     Hotel reservation email A writing activity in which students read a hotel reservation email written in imperative command form and rewrite the email in an appropriate formal style .. a suggested answer is included. Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Type: worksheet

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