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...the importance of getting an email address right... a funny story I found some years ago in the Web... I particularly like it... it can be used as reading for advanced Ss. Level: advanced Age: 13-17 Type: Choose     Writing email An extended activity for reviewing how to write an email. Level: intermediate Age: 10-100 Type:     EMAIL : Writing activity (past simple regular verbs) FULLY EDITABLE: A writing task to enable the pupils to use the past forms of regular verbs. Level: elementary Age: 11-17 Type: activity-card     Writing task - an email to Andrew Design a 3-days trip for Andrew��s visit in HK, then write a reply email to him. Level: elementary Age: 9-10 Type: worksheet     EMAIL & INTERNET Two pages of exercises working around email and internet vocabulary. Complete with key. Level: intermediate Age: 14-100 Type: worksheet     Writing email This is a worksheet to practice writing email with some questions at the beginning to help students make a plan for their writing later. It also includes a sample. The topic for this email writing is plan for holiday. Level: elementary Age: 12-17 Type: worksheet     e mail last holidays a reading comprehension (past simple) with 3 types of questions : global / detailed (right/ wrong) it is followed by a writing task. (pupils must write their own e mail)Have a nice day Level: intermediate Age: 11-15 Type: worksheet     How to write an email to my penfriend part 2 / 2 this is the second page of the activity. it includes the guidelines to help the kids write the email. I also included the criteria so they how they will be evaluated. I did another page that I won�t upload because it is based on blanmuse�s worksheet that you can find here http://www.eslprinta bles.com/vocabulary_ worksheets/communica tion_worksh... Level: intermediate Age: 10-100 Type: worksheet     Wrirting a Formal Letter or Email This paper is so effective in showing your students the best way to write a formal letter or a formal email. Each student can use this paper as a guide to show her/him the best way to do so. It has all the required parts of both letters/emails. Level: advanced Age: 18-100 Type: others     Linkers and connectors This is a collection of rules and examples of linkers and connectors usage including grammar rules, punctuation, the category of meaning and sentence illustration. Level: advanced Age: 18-100 Type: grammar-guide     to be going to (future plans) to help students understand one of the uses of TO BE GOING TO - useful to talk about holidays activities and entertainments Level: elementary Age: 14-17 Type: worksheet     How to write an informal email Level: elementary Age: 8-12 Type: worksheet     Email writing exercises A list of emails related situations to encourage our students to write emails effectively Level: advanced Age: 18-100 Type: worksheet     daily routine email to write an email about daily routine for weak Ss Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Type: worksheet     how to write a film review email a sample of writing of an email talking about a film student see as well as the layout of it Level: intermediate Age: 10-14 Type: worksheet

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