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Running dictation - semi-formal email worksheet

 
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Running dictation - semi-formal email Running dictation - semi-formal email

A fun game to put together a semiformal email to a teacher - pin the different sentences around the classroom. Divide the class into pairs - one is the runner who dictates and the other is the secretary who writes. Runners go and find the different parts of the email and report back to the secretary dictating the part they have read and memorised. The secretary writes it down. Half way through the pair swap roles. Once all parts have been written down the pair put the sentences into the correct order to create the email.

 Level:intermediate
 Age: 11-14
 Downloads:12

Copyright 07/2/2022  Gill Houghton
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