Formal vs informal writing emails

Formal vs Informal writing of emails.
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EngelsMBOStudiejaar 2

This lesson contains 20 slides, with interactive quizzes and text slides.

time-iconLesson duration is: 45 min

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Formal vs Informal writing of emails.

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For which two groups of people do you write a formal letter?
A
strangers
B
family
C
work
D
friends

Slide 2 - Quiz

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A note to the teacher/head of school/other personel of school.
A
informal
B
formal

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Which of the following introductions can be used in informal e-mails?
(multiple answers possible)
A
Thanks for your e-mail!
B
I hope you're well.
C
How's your family?
D
We hope this e-mail finds you well.

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Would you call this a formal
or an informal e-mail?

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Formal or informal?

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/ formal e-mail

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Formal (e-mail) writing
Formal = formeel / zakelijk

Types of letters/ e-mails
an application, giving or asking information, an arrangement, confirmation, complaint etc.

Salutation (= aanhef) Dear Sir/Madam (unkown)
                                                Dear Mr./Mrs/Ms. Adams (=achternaam)





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Formal (e-mail) writing
Introduction: The reason for writing (use 1 or 2 sentences)

Body: Details of your message.

Closing sentence: We are looking forward to your reply.

Ending: Yours faithfully(unknown), Yours sincerely/ Kind regards,.




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Re-write the following sentence to informal language
"I am writing to express my dissastisfaction."

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or formal email

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Which of the following conclusions can be used in formal e-mails?
(multiple answers possible)
A
Please, give my regards to Mr. Johnson.
B
Say hi to your mother!
C
Hope to see you soon again.
D
We look forward to hearing from you soon.

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or formal e-mail

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There are several ways to close a confirmation of a reservation by mail.
Can you give an example?

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or a formal e-mail

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Rewrite the note- find mistakes
Aye Ms,
How you doin? i hope you had a nice holidays. Check my work for me. You said you where gonna check it last week, butt you still haven't.
I look forward to you're lesson tommorow.
greetings

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Rewrite this email so it fits with informal writing. Include the salutation and closing (aanhef and afsluiting).

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Aye Ms,
How you doin? i hope you had a nice holiday. Check my work for me. You said you where gonna check it last week, butt you still haven't.
I look forward to you're lesson tomorrow.
Kind Regards,
Your name
Rewrite this email so it fits with informal writing.
Include the salutation and closing (aanhef and afsluiting).
Dear Ms Howes,
How are you doing? I hope you had a nice holiday. Can you check my work for me, please. You said you were going to check it last week but you still have not.

I look forward to your lesson tomorrow.

Kind regards
Example Key

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Writing assignment
Situation:
Mr Clockness heeft een reservering gemaakt voor een classic room.
Inchecktijd zaterdag 13 juli 2024 vanaf 15:00u, uitchecktijd 27 juli 2024 voor 11u. Er is geboekt voor 4 gasten. De totale kosten zijn 2.756, 20 euro en het boekingsnummer is B25143842440.
Vermeld dat de reserveringsbevestiging met een bijlage is bijgevoegd en dat dit de definitieve bevestiging is.
                                                                                    Include:
                                                                                   - formal greeting
                                                                                    - an opening;
                                                                                       BODY - details reservation
                                                                                    - a formal closing;

Now, good luck writing the e-mail.


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