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Items in this lesson
Please have your book on the table and your bag on the floor
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Today's goals
After today's lesson, you can write a formal email requesting information
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Check weektaak
Unit 1.5 & 1.6
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www.bbc.co.uk
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5.7 - Writing Formal Letter
An enquiry
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What does "Formal" mean?
What does make a letter Formal?
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Starting a formal letter:
1. If you know the person:
you use Dear Mr …, for males or
Dear Mrs …, for females.
for example:
Dear Mr Robinson,
2. If you do not know the person:
you use Dear Sir/Madam,
to start your letter.
Finishing a formal letter:
1. If you know the person,
you use
Yours sincerely,
2. If you don’t know the person, you use
Yours faithfully,
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Important to remember:
Do not use abbreviations / contractions (short form of verbs/words)
I would Instead of I’d, use and instead of I’m, use I am.
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Find the Four errors in this Formal letter.
Dear Mrs Robinson,
I am a sixteen-year-old dancer from Italy. I'm writing to enquire about the dance workshop at your centre the two-week hip-hop dance course this July.
I tried to book the workshop online but i haven't received any confirmation. Could you check everything is alright? Could you also tell me the cost of the course and how should i make the payment?