Search Results for: writing a email
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Intermediate. levelwriting request for time off |
writing request for time off•Intermediate. level | |
in this lesson students learn how to write an email to the boss specially to ask about time off, I will start by tilling them story about myself and mention some points about writing an email, then i will ask them to try to write an email by themselves.
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Advanced levelWriting an email. |
Writing an email.•Advanced level | |
In this lesson, students learn about writing an informal email based on a sample email. The lesson starts with a video lead-in where two people talk like they email. This is followed by brief MFPA tasks. Finally, the students work on writing their own email and grade a fellow student’s email.
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Intermediate levelWriting Informal Emails |
Writing Informal Emails•Intermediate level | |
In this lesson, students will be asked some lead in questions to generate their interest in the topic of writing informal email to an old friend. Then, they will read an informal email from a friend to another old friend to be prepared answering a gist question and to have a general understanding of the text. That will be followed be doing two controlled practices that aim at developing learners writing skill by drawing their attention to features of the content and the language. Finally, th...
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Upper intermediate levelTP7_ Writing an email of Complaint. |
TP7_ Writing an email of Complaint.•Upper intermediate level | |
In this lesson, students will learn how to Write an Email of Complaint by analyzing a layout and the use of words and phrases appropriate for this type of email. Students will identify MFA with guided discovery tasks. Then, Ss' will have the opportunity to practice and record useful language with a Parallel (Controlled/ Guided) writing activity. Finally, they will explore the language by writing their own email of complaint in a Free Writing activity using padlet.com
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Intermediate levelWriting short emails |
Writing short emails•Intermediate level | |
Teaching Ss to write short email responses. Provide Ss with appropriate structure and content of what a email should have.
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Pre-intermediate levelWriting Formal Emails |
Writing Formal Emails•Pre-intermediate level | |
In this lesson, students will practice reading and writing formal emails. We will discuss the purpose of complaint emails, the proper form for writing an email, and necessary formal language to use throughout the different sections of the email
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Elementary levelWriting Lesson |
Writing Lesson•Elementary level | |
In this lesson, students will have the opportunity to practice their writing skills by writing an email about holidays.
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Elementary levelWriting |
Writing•Elementary level | |
In this lesson, students will learn and practice productive skill writing in emails.
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Pre-intermediate levelTP 6_Lesson Plan_ Yesenia Venegas |
TP 6_Lesson Plan_ Yesenia Venegas•Pre-intermediate level | |
This lesson is for students to practice writing an email to a friend. Students will be introduced to an email written to a friend on google forms. They will be given several topics they can use when writing to a friend and choose one. Once the email is complete they will read it to their peers. The teacher will be giving feedback at the end of class, going over what was used correctly, and going over incorrect language.
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A 2+/b 1 levelWriting - Formal and Informal emails |
Writing - Formal and Informal emails•A 2+/b 1 level | |
In this lesson, students will be familiar with the layout of formal and informal emails. They will check 2 types of emails and decide which one is formal and informal, then they will discuss the difference between formal and informal email and, finally, write an email.
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