Unit 1.7: writing

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 1

Welcome B1L

- Please take your seat.

- Go to socrative and join the room: WILDEMAN1658

- Done practicing? Work on your vocab file in silence.

Vocabulary file

Deadline: 

December 14 2020

A full sentence, the hightlighted word and translation. 200 WORDS!

Class rules

When I say: the name is Bond. 

You say: James Bond. 

After that there's SILENCE + 

everyone is looking at the LessonUp on the projector. 

Today's planning

1st hour: 

• Where is Mrs. Röst?
• Opening of the day by Dries and Joram

2nd hour:

• 1.7 Writing

Opening of the day

Listen to each other. 

Be quiet when your classmate(s) is/are talking

Don't laugh at someone

Think of feedback!

Feedback

At the end of this lesson:

- You can write a short informal email. 

Writing

Step 1: start with saying Dear/Hi + person's name.

Step 2: use contractions (I'm, you're, it's).

Step 3: ask questions. 

Step 4: useful phrases for ending the email.

Step 5: finish the email politely.

Step 1: Start with saying Dear/Hi + person's name

Step 1

Dear Sophie, 

Dear Louise, 

Hi Timothy, 

Hi Victoria 

Step 2: Use contractions (I'm, you're, it's)

Step 2

I am = I'm 

You are = you're

It is = it's 

Step 3: Ask questions.

Step 3

What are you interested in?

Do you like it?

What do you do for fun?

Step 4: useful phrases for ending the email

Step 4

See you soon. 

Talk to you later. 

Have a good trip. 

Step 5: finish the email politely.

Step 5

Regards. 

All the best. 

Bye for now.

Writing

Step 1: start with saying Dear/Hi + person's name.

Step 2: use contractions (I'm, you're, it's).

Step 3: ask questions. 

Step 4: useful phrases for ending the email.

Step 5: finish the email politely.

Writing

Go to page 20. 

Fill in the writing focus (exercise 4).

And write an email on paper (exercise 5).

Use the PRESENT SIMPLE.

I can write a short informal email

1. Yes, I can
2. No, I can't