211216 all in one writing

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 2

December 16, 1980

This man died on December 16, 1980.

Do you recognize him?

His company still uses his image worldwide.

Colonel Harland Sanders

founder of Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC)

Programme

• short practice writing
• recap highlights writing
• work on your assignments

Go to:

Lessonup.app

too - to - two
We want ... buy that Christmas tree and those ... smaller ones ... .

1. to / too / to
2. to / two / too
3. too / two / to
4. two / to /too

You know that the lady you're writing to is named Peck and is married. How do you greet her?

1. Dear Miss Peck,
2. Dear Mrs Peck,
3. Dear Ms Peck,
4. Dear Lady Peck,

You don't know if the person you're writing to is a man or woman.
How do you start your letter?

1. Dear Sirs,
2. Dears Mr/Mrs,
3. Dear all,
4. Dear Sir/Madam,

their - there - they're
Why is ... a police car in front of ... school?

1. They're / there
2. There / their
3. Their / there
4. Their / there

Word order
walks - through the woods - James - always - on Sunday morning

How do you end a letter you send to Mr Baker, whom you met yesterday?

than - then
And ... we saw that this year's Christmas tree was taller ... last year's.

1. than / than
2. then / than
3. than / then
4. then / then

two / too / to
It is ... difficult ... keep those twins apart.

1. to / two
2. two / to
3. two / too
4. to / too

your - you're
With ... hat on you look like ... a cowboy.

1. Your / you're
2. You're / you're
3. Your / your
4. You're / your

Which words need capital letters?
we went over to karen's place for easter last sunday.

the glass - in the kitchen - dropped - almost - I - this morning

What do you write as a greeting to a lady you don't know the name of?

Your letter/email to a woman you know starts with: Dear Mrs Parker,
How does it end?

1. Yours faithfully,
2. Yours sincerely,
3. Kind regards,
4. See you later,

where - were - we're
Please come! Do you know the place ... ... hanging out?

1. where / we're
2. were / where
3. we're / were
4. where / were

its - it's
I can't see how big the box is. ... too dark to see ... measures.

1. its / its
2. it's / it's
3. it's / its
4. its / it's

Which words need capital letters?
the girl i met in september moved to berlin.

their, there or they're?
How long before ... train arrives.

where - were - we're
We ... in a little accident. The car is dented but ... fine.

1. we're / where
2. were / where
3. we're / were
4. were / we're

loose - lose
Please don't ... those ... parts!

1. loose / lose
2. lose / loose
3. loose / loose
4. lose / lose

which - witch - with
... is the guy I have an appointment ...?

1. witch / which
2. which / witch
3. which / with
4. with / which

loose or lose?
l've got some ... change in my pocket.

What you need to know

For normal simple sentences, you use mostly the same word order: 

Who - does - what - where - when

For example:

Kevin - plays - basketball - outside - every Monday

Greeting formal letter/email

Don't know the name?  -->  Dear Sir/Madam,

                                                         Dear Madam,

                                                         Dear Sir,

Know the name?             -->  title (Mr, Mrs, Miss or Ms, Dr, etc.) and                                                           the family name

Mrs=married / Miss=unmarried / Ms=unknown married or not

Closing formal letter/email

Know the name?              -->  Yours sincerely, 

Don't know the name?  -->  Yours faithfully,

Know the person?           -->  Kind regards,

TIPS

1.  bring 2 pens and your ID
2. read the whole assignment before writing anything down
3. if you don't get it right away, start on the next assignment first
4. keep an eye on the time
5. if possible read your output once more for spelling errors 

Good luck 

next week!