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Welcome!

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Road Map

  • Writing skills 
  • Watching and listening


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Writing skills
Formal - Informal

Check your handout!

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What?
  • audience
  • purpose 

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Informal
  • contractions (I'm, aren't, don't etc.) 
  • active sentences 
  • informal expressions
  • Dear/ Hi Kim, /James, 
  • Best wishes, /All best, / Cheers!
  • never: swear, use slang, be rude!

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Informal
Van Heeckerenlaan 2
7742 AB Coevorden
The Netherlands

26 February 2025

Dear John, 
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All best, 

Bianca

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Formal
  • no contractions
  • passive 
  • no abbreviations
  • never: swear, use slang, be rude!
  • Be firm but polite.
  • Dear Sir/Madam, 
  • Dear Mr Johnson, 
  • Yours faithfully/sincerely, 

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Formal - name is known
Van Heeckerenlaan 2
7742 AB Coevorden 
The Netherlands

26 February 2025

University of Groningen                 
Dr John Flood
Oude Kijk in 't Jatstraat 14
9034 AK GRONINGEN
The Netherlands 

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Formal - name is known
Dear Dr Flood, 

Thank you for your letter ...

blablablablab...

I am looking forward to hearing from you. 

Yours sincerely, 
- signature - 
Bianca Seinen

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Formal
  • no contractions
  • passive 
  • no abbreviations
  • never: swear, use slang, be rude!
  • Be firm but polite.
  • Dear Sir/Madam, 
  • Dear Mr Johnson, 
  • Yours faithfully/sincerely, 

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Formal - name unknown
Van Heeckerenlaan 2
7742 AB Coevorden
The Netherlands

26 February 2025

University of Groningen
Oude Kijk in 't Jatstraat 14
9034 AK GRONINGEN
The Netherlands 

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Formal - name unknown
Dear Sir, Madam, 

In your advert of 2 February you ....


I am looking forward to hearing from you.

Yours faithfully,
-signature
Bianca Seinen

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Letter/Email Writing

  • Introduction: state why you are writing the letter
  • Body: elaborate on why you're writing the letter.
  • Conclusion/closing lines: I hope that .../ I look forward to ...



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Choose
  • writing skills
  • watching and listening 2016 - 2017 audio 

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Writing assignment
Are you a Tennis / Pickleball / Racket Sports instructor or have a passion for the sport? Summer camps in the USA want YOU to work on their camp this summer! All travel costs will be reimbursed!
You could spend your days in the sun, teaching a sport that you love to amazing kids in America.
You may be working individually or as part of a team of specialists to organise and lead coaching sessions tailored towards different age groups, abilities and gender of campers. This will provide the opportunity to introduce and teach the basics of the sport to the younger beginners as well as to help the more advanced kids improve their skills. You could also potentially coach teams in organised sports matches against other camps.

For the remainder of the day, it's likely that you'll also take on a role as a 'General Counsellor' in which you'll be assigned to take care of a specific bunk of kids during meal times and throughout the night.

Join us now! Write your letter of application to Summer Camps USA, c/o Ms J. Dumas, 5 West 63rd Street, New York, NY 10023
                            Respond to this advertisement. Adhere to the structure discussed. Write about 250 - 325 words. 



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Formal email  (200 -250 words)
You recently helped organise a college ski trip and you have received this email from a parent of one of the students who went.
  

I understand you were one of the organisers of our son’s ski trip. I have to say my husband and I were extremely dissatisfied with the arrangements. My son has informed us that the ski slopes were poor, the lessons were fewer than promised and the accommodation was inadequate.
Can you please give us a satisfactory explanation?

Yours sincerely,
Nora White


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Word Snake

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