Sending e-mails
Imagine that
you are in these situations. Write and send an e-mail in English for each of
those situations. Your messages
don’t have to be very long (3-4 lines for each situation are enough). You can write
all of them in the same word document, together with the following on-line
task and then send the document to your teacher as an attachment. |
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SITUATION 1 You are at a party. You meet a man/woman who you
fall instantly in love with. At the end of the party, the man/woman proposes
that you get married immediately, on the following day. When you wake up next
morning, you have already decided what to do. Write him/her an e-mail and
tell him/her your decision and your reasons. |
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SITUATION 2 You are desperate for work. You see an advertisement
that asks for previous experience that you don't have, but you think you
could do the job anyway. If you pretended you had previous experience, you
feel pretty sure you would get the job. Write an e-mail applying for the job. |
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SITUATION 3 You've failed your English exam. Write an e-mail to
your teacher and try to persuade her to give you a 'pass'. |
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SITUATION 4 Write an e-mail to your teacher discussing what you
like and dislike in this module. |
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SITUATION 5 Can you think of any activity you would like your
lecturer to include in this module next course? Write her an e-mail
suggesting those activities. |
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