Search Results for: writing a email

36.

1-2-1 Business English

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Intermediate level

37.

informal email, describing a person

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Intermediate b1 level

38.

James Cook

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Intermediate level

39.

Wrting

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Pre intermediate a2 level

In this lesson the students the students will focus on developing their writing skills in the area filling out an online form for booking a holiday. This can be a difficult task to understand for some students but it is important to understand that methods like this are becoming a normal method to organise or purchase items "online".

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TP8

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Elementary level

Students will continue on from their last lesson, and learn about travel and couchsurfing.They will do 2 listening exercises and some more creative tasks to follow on from this.

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Demo Lesson 02/05/13

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B1 level

This lesson addresses how functional, grammatical and verbal formals are altered by register in English, in the context of writing a formal (business-type) email or letter. The focus is on standard forms of address and closure, differing general forms of language use in formal v informal contexts, and on some specific verbs which have a common 'spoken' form and a more formal equivalent/synonym which is generally only used in a written context and is likely to be unfamiliar to many of them.

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BC - aSIB 24.11.13 (1)

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Intermediate level

Unit 4 - Business Correspondence Formal vs Informal writing styles

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future forms

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Upper-intermediate class level

44.

An email to arrange a trip

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A2/b1 (pre-intermediate) level

Composing an email using requests, to arrange a visit to Istanbul.

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BC - aSIB 26.11.13 (1)

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Intermediate level

Unit 4, Business Correspondence 1 Writing 1, Pgs 25 - 27
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