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AN INVITATION EMAIL + KEY IT�S AN EMAIL WHERE AMAL INVITES NOURA. STUDENTS HAVE TO READ AND ANSWER A NUMBER OF COMPREHENSION QUESTIONS THEN LOOK FOR WHAT THE REFERENCE WORDS REFER TO. KEY IS INCLUDED. HOPE IT�S OF USE. ENJOY! Level: intermediate Age: 14-100 Type: worksheet     Gerunds and Infinitives in context (writing an email to a classmate) An email to a classmate about doing a project Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Type: worksheet     Formal, Informal emails It�s a combination of an old class I gave on writing letters. Well no one writes postal anymore... they send emails now.... Level: intermediate Age: 11-17 Type: worksheet     Write an e-mail! (1/2) Students have to read the sentences, relate each of them to the right picture and put the sentences back in the right order. Finally, they re-write the e-mail. I hope it�s useful! Hugs from France Level: elementary Age: 9-17 Type: worksheet     Emma�s email: reading comprehension This an email written by an English girl who wants to have a penfriend. In this email she describes herself and her family, she explains what she can and can�t do. It is also useful to revise the superlative because each member of her family has a record. Level: elementary Age: 9-12 Type: reading     AN EMAIL FROM ITALY - HOLIDAYS A SIMPLE WS ABOUT THE TOPIC: AN EMAIL FROM ITALY - HOLIDAYS. students read the email then should be able to solve the following exercises: true/false/don�t know + questions + reference words + opposites. Thanks to BRUNA DUTRA for the template. Level: elementary Age: 10-12 Type: worksheet     Reading an email Hi there ! A reading comprehension : looking for specific information. It�s an email (well, not a real one, I made it up) and the pupils need to know if the information is given or not in the email (but as it�s pure reading, I do not even ask them to write anything, they tick, cross or put question marks). I needed it for my pupils and I thought ... Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Type: worksheet     Email vocabulary Useful to learn how to give email adresses and websites. I downloaded images that are free!!! :) Level: elementary Age: 14-17 Type: worksheet     Writing an email Useful structures to write informal mails. Level: intermediate Age: 11-100 Type: worksheet     tips for writing a letter/email Students often have problems with writing letters in English. They don�t know how to start, continue and finish their letters, what style to choose. I believe this table will help them to write letters easily. Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Type: worksheet     how to write an email step by step (written production) To read and understand an email, answering comprehension questions about it and follow the steps to reply. Level: intermediate Age: 8-100 Type: worksheet     Email Etiquette and Making Emails Convincing Rules for writing convincing emails that won�t be ignored or deleted without a response. Good topics for classroom conversation and writing effectively. Reading comprehension and conversation activities at the end. Sorry for the little squares, but should be easy to remove...take care! Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Type: worksheet     Email about school life An email about school life (friends, teachers, family news) and questions on the text. Enjoy ! Level: elementary Age: 10-12 Type: reading     Writing Informal Emails or Letters This printable can be used to teach and/or revise informal letter writing. Level: intermediate Age: 11-100 Type: worksheet     How to write an email to my penfriend part 1 / 2 The first of two pages about how to write an email to a penfriend. I use epals.com with my students. they discover the homepage on this worksheet before going on the computer. They also work on vocabulary linked to email. Level: intermediate Age: 10-100 Type: worksheet	email netiquette it�s a simple ppt containing a definition of email netiquette and some useful rules to follow while writing emails. there is a slide that underlines some differences between online communication and face to face communication. I�ve used it in a unit about different communication forms. I hope it�s useful Level: intermediate Age: 13-17 Format: PowerPoint           Present progressive/Rooms in a house Email Reading practice It�s an �email� that I created for an open class, supposedly from a friend discussing her new home and daily activities. The original was saved as pptx and then converted to ppt so be sure to check the formatting (i.e. clouds should be over the present continuous verbs). After reading the email, the story was cut into strips (rooms/activities) and ... Level: elementary Age: 11-12 Format: PowerPoint           An email from Los Angeles students need to answer some questions after reading the email. Level: elementary Age: 5-10 Format: PowerPoint           What�s your email? Practical exercise to teach how the students can say their email addresses. Level: elementary Age: 3-10 Format: PowerPoint           Email writing Level: intermediate Age: 18-100 Format: PowerPoint           Rules of emailing This is a BBC lesson which will teach your students very important rules of emailing. Includes some reading materials. Enjoy! Level: intermediate Age: 15-100 Format: PowerPoint           Giving email address This ppp can help students learn how to ask for and give email address. Level: elementary Age: 10-100 Format: PowerPoint           How to write an email In this pwp you will find clues to write an email for PET EXAM Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Format: PowerPoint           formal and informal email this includes all kinds of speech invitations , inviting for a gust speaker, accepting to give atalk and refusal Level: advanced Age: 14-100 Format: PowerPoint           writing an email Writing an inviataion email inviting for a birthday celebration Level: intermediate Age: 13-15 Format: PowerPoint           introducing other people Slides to be used to make beginners practise : This is... His / her name is... / His-her email address is... / etc. Level: elementary Age: 6-12 Format: PowerPoint           Writing an email request A lesson on writing an email request. Level: intermediate Age: 13-100 Format: PowerPoint           Inquiry response email Inquiry response email. How to reply to an inquiry from a client Level: advanced Age: 16-100 Format: PowerPoint           How to write email Level: elementary Age: 10-100 Format: PowerPoint           informal email informal email, writing Level: intermediate Age: 12-100 Format: PowerPoint	EmailTune-up02_Docum ent for review Sandra asks for a review of the attached document. Fill in the missing phrases by choosing the correct answer. Level: elementary Age: 14-100   EmailTune-up04_An internal bad news message Jenny buffers some bad news to colleagues in an in-company email. Try to find the phrases that fit the gaps best. Level: elementary Age: 14-100   Visitor at the company_In-company email Writing professional and concise emails every day is not easy until you get some practice. Here is a sample email about an important visitor to the company. Use it for your own benefit. Fill in the missing words with the best option. Level: elementary Age: 14-100   Writing an email Model Answer Level: intermediate Age: 12-100   Business Communication (email) Business English Level: advanced Age: 14-100

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