Search Results for: writing a email

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TP-8 Reading and vocabulary

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Beginner level

In this lesson student will learn vocabulary and do reading for gist and details. the context of the lesson is about a travel to India, students will learn big numbers for vocabulary, which are related to India and also read an email for gist and detail which is sent by a tourist to her family. As a productive activity students will pretend to be on a holiday and write an email to their family. This lesson is based on <b>past</b> form of verb, students will also practice regular verb du...

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TP8 Roger

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Upper intermediate level

In this lesson, the students will be provided with writing practice of a friendly email inviting a friend from another country to visit you. Also, the students will learn new lexis for friendly emails.

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writing an email about yourself

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Elementry level

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Business writing basics

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Intermediate level

In this lesson, students will review important elements of good business writing in English, especially for letters and emails.

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Spelling Lesson,Present Simple `be`, Writing names, emails. short sentences.

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Pre elementary a2 level

In this lesson,SS will learn how to spell names and email addresses through basic controlled listening activities, will learn the correct pronunciation of letters, will practice the affirmative and negative the <b>simple</b> present `be` by filling in the gaps exercises, and will learn to write short sentences giving brief information about them by completing sentences, next, after aims are achieved will practice to spell and to use `be` in present form with a role play.

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Thursday 10th of April

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Elementary level

In this lesson, students have an opportunity to practice writing in a controlled setting in the theme of "cities"/"weekend activities". Students review vocabulary and grammar from the lessons in the <b>past</b> three days. The writing activity has a clear purpose and is integrated with other skills. The audience is real. They are writing to each other.

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Travelling

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Intermediate level

The main focus will be on writing semi-formal emails, and the students will send an email to a tourist information centre of their choice using the rules they will have studied in the first half of the lesson. Although not all of the students received replies from the information centres they emailed, most of them did, which in itself gave them much satisfaction.

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A short thank-you message

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Intermediate level

In this lesson students learn product writing through Cutting Edge third edition on a writing based text. The lesson starts with a discussion about email, postcard and text messages. This is followed by a gist reading where students read and relate the text to the context followed by some control and freer practice of writing.

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TP8 Writing - Productive Skill

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Intermediate level

In this lesson, students will learn how to write an e-mail as a reply to another email they received asking about a friend. in the lead in, ss will be shown some pictures to describe them. in order to set the context. Then, we will move to a reading activity " reading for gist" to provide ss with general understanding of the text . there will be useful language to be used in the writing process. After that, their will a writing task that will give the learners a chance to practice their writ...

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Writing in the Context of Family and Friends

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Elementary level

In this lesson, students will practice reading using activities based on the descriptions of family members and their interests. This lesson begins with reinforcing previous lessons of family and friends. This is followed by an email reading activity. This assignment elicits students’ ability to scan for details in the email and answer questions after a second thorough reading. Then, in a controlled practice activity, students will write their own email and have partners read them in order to...
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