Formal Letter review short

• English
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 4

Writing - Formal Letter

Doelen - 'Ik weet'

•  Het verschil tussen de vormen van formele brieven.
  
• Welke conventies (afgesproken vormen) er gebruikt worden in formele brieven.
  
• Welke nuttige expressions/standaardzinnen ik kan toepassen om de boodschap/opdracht op een formele manier te uiten in de brief.
  

Hoe:

• Aantekeningen en markeren van informatie in je reference boek.
• Oefenopdracht(en) waarin je ervaring opdoet met het schrijven.
• Kennismaken met verschillende vormen van formele brieven.

Deze les

1. Geheugen opfrissen 'formal letter' - online quiz 
2. Formele brief oefen opdracht ter voorbereiding op je SLO volgende week. 

What saluation (aanhef) do you use when you do not know the name of the person you are writing to?

How do you start a letter to 'de heer' Roberts?

1. Dear Mr Roberts,
2. Dear Mr Roberts
3. Yo dude
4. Dear Ms. Roberts,

It is okay to use contractions (verkorte vormen) in formal letters.

1. True
2. False
3. It depends...
4. How should I know?

Which is the correct form in a formal letter?

1. I can't
2. I cannot
3. I can not
4. I am unable to can

The first paragraph of formal letters is for

1. asking questions
2. Introducing yourself
3. explaining the reason that you're writing
4. asking the reader how they are

Which phrase is the most appropriate in a formal letter:

1. I'm sending my CV.
2. Here is my CV.
3. Please accept my CV.
4. I am enclosing my CV.

Should you use paragraphs (by skipping a line) in a formal letter?

1. No
2. Yes

Can you start a formal letter with 'I'?

1. No
2. Yes

How do you end a formal letter to Mr Roberts?

1. Yours faithfully,
2. Kind regards,
3. Yours sincerely,
4. Love,

Match the components with their corresponding subjects

Written formal letters

Formal letters: unknown recipient

E-mail

Address recipient

(onvanger)

Your address (no name)

Date 

Subject

Dear Sir/Madam, 

Yours faithfully,

Dear Mr./Mrs./Ms./etc,

Yours sincerely,

Margins (kantlijnen)

Signature 

What questions do you still have?