22BV3 lesson 1 p3 email practice

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 4

Lesson goals

- Jij weet hoe het examen analyse en instructie/lezen en luisteren eruit ziet en jij weet de datum van het examen.

-Jij weet weer hoe jij een email opent en sluit in het Engels.

- Jij weet het verschil tussen formeel en informeel taalgebruik. 

Exam

When: 

What time: 

Where: Amersfoort SVPB

Email: what do you still know?

Op A3 papier brainstormen wat ze nog weten. 

Basics email

Opening and closing

Subject

Message: intro-body-conclusion

Write an email

What is the correct greeting of an email?

1. dear
2. Dear,
3. dear,
4. Dear

Other options

Dear Ms. Cross,

Dear Mr ....,                     a man

Dear Mrs ....,                  a married woman

Dear Miss ....,                an unmarried woman

Dear Mx ....,                    gender-neutral 

Mr. Berndsen

Mrs. Berndsen

Miss. Berndsen

Ms. Berndsen

Mx. Berndsen

Closing formal letter/email

Know the name?              -->  Yours sincerely, 

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

Know the person?           -->  Kind regards,

The 7 W's

Write down: what are the 7 W's'

in the exercise mail.

Make full sentences in English. 

Writing an email/letter

Formal - informal

What is the difference between formal and informal?

Formal

Greeting:

Dear Ms. White, Dear Sir/Madam,

Body:

We are writing to inform you that ... 

In regards to your letter from [date] ... 

How may we help you?

In order to make the necessary  repairs we ask you to send the item to ....

Closing:

Thanks for your attention and time.

Yours sincerely, or

Yours faithfully,

Informal

Greeting:

Hi Ben, Dear Ben,

Body:

How are you?

Many thanks for your (recent/last) letter

I was wondering if you’d like to go to the theatre with me?

Closing:

Anyway, I must go and get on with my work! 

Look forward to seeing you again.

Lots of love,

Dear Ben,

We must try and meet up soon. 

Best wishes,

I’m writing to ask for your help / you (if you could do me) a favour. 

Many thanks for your (recent/last) letter

I thought you might be interested to hear about / know that … 

Greeting

Body opening

giving news

request

closing

What is a formal greeting?

1. Dear Sir/Madam,
2. Hi Sir/Madam,
3. Hello Ben,
4. Dear Ben,

Which of these sentences can you use in a formal email/letter?

1. I’d be glad to join you and your friends on the trip.
2. Please give my love to Grandma.
3. How are the kids?
4. We are writing to inform you that ...

How do you end a formal email/letter?

1. Lots of love,
2. Kindly,
3. Regards,
4. Yours sincerely, or Yours faithfully,

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