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Email writing (Giving suggestions) A farmer is asking for suggestions to solve a few problems he is facing in his farm. The student who is going to write an email to the farmer is Jack. Actually, this is a follow up task as some suggestions is already given to the farmer previously. Level: elementary Age: 9-14 Type: worksheet     Personal Information - (Beginners) WS from my own website (www.lenguasvivas.al tervista.org/learnin g-english). Sts have to find the words of the list. WS can be followed by a speaking or writting excercise(s) such as making sentences/questions with the words of the list.INCLUDES KEY -EDITABLE. Interactive crossword: http://lenguasvivas. altervista.org/wp-co ntent/uploads/2013/1 2... Level: elementary Age: 7-17 Type: worksheet     Email Questionnaire A questionnaire on using emails. 12 questions total. I created to use it as a warm-up activity in the beginning of the Email lesson, where students split into pairs and ask each other these questions. Level: intermediate Age: 8-17 Type: activity-card     PRACTICE PUTTING SENTENCES FROM EMAIL/LETTER IN ORDER An exercise I used with an intermediate student to practice ordering sentences from a jumbled email/letter. Formal style. Includes KEY. Level: intermediate Age: 15-100 Type: worksheet     write an email or postcard from Washington DC Here is a worksheet to send an email or postcard from Washington DC. Use superlatives : the most + long adjective/ the + short adjective + est. Enjoy! Level: intermediate Age: 13-14 Type: worksheet     Numbers,dates and time game A fun game for small groups of all levels. Throw a dice or toss a coin to move around the board. Great for practising numbers, dates, time, email and web addresses. Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Type: activity-card     email writing - business English This worksheet can be used for students whose main objective is to learn how to write proper, businesslike emails Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Type: worksheet     Send an email to your new penfriend - writing Send an email to your new pen friend (introduce yourself: name, age, country, nationality, town/city and ask him questions) Level: elementary Age: 8-12 Type: worksheet     Email A nice way to make students practice writing and giving personal information through a very useful type of text, the e-mail. Level: elementary Age: 12-100 Type: worksheet     E-mail address Students match the punctuation marks to their meaning. Then they dictate email addresses to each other. Level: elementary Age: 10-100 Type: activity-card     Writing an Email to a friend Your students have to write an Email to friend about their last holidays. Here is some useful vocabulary they could use to make there email more interesting. Level: elementary Age: 10-12 Type: worksheet     Email from London Level: intermediate Age: 16-100 Type: worksheet     Formal vs. Informal Email Jumble Activity Each worksheet contains two formal and two informal emails. 1. Cut apart sentences of the first two pages and give to one group of students. 2. Cut apart the sentences of the last two pages and give them to another group. 3. Let students sort out which language goes with with letter. 4. Go over their answers in class. Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Type: activity-card     writing an email guided writing helping student to write an email Level: intermediate Age: 10-14 Type: worksheet     Writing an email to complain Fully editable. Writing an email to complain. I used this to give my students practice writing emails after we had studied some rules for writing them. Level: elementary Age: 12-17 Type: worksheet

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