Презентация, доклад по английскому языку на тему The structure of a letter (7 класс)

(1) London, Great Britain (2) January 20, 2015
(3) Dear …,
(4) Thanks for your letter. It’s nice to hear from you again. I enjoyed your story about the trip to Suzdal with your class. (5) You’ve asked me about my free time. Last Sunday I went to Alton Towers with my parents and my younger brother. Alton Towers is a theme park with a lot of rides and other amusements. You can also call it a funfair. I hate theme parks. I prefer going for a walk in the country to going to a theme park. For a start, theme parks are very expensive. Another thing is that the food in theme parks is awful! Last but not least, I don’t think theme parks are very safe. (6) Have you ever been to a theme park, or a funfair? Are there many theme parks in your region? What do you think about theme parks? (7) Looking forward to your letter.
(8) Bye, (9) Richard

обращение D-4 first paragraph with greeting — первый абзац с приветствием E-5 main paragraph – главный абзац F-6 paragraph with questions – абзац с вопросами G-7 final phrase — последняя фраза H-8 closing (signing off) – окончание разговора I-9 signature — подпись

You may write a full address (the house number, street name, town/city/village, postcode and country) or a short address (town/city/village and country). 3. Write the date below the address. 4. Write the salutation on the left of the page: Dear … , 5. On the next line, write the greeting: Thanks for your letter, / It’s nice to hear from you again. 6. In the main paragraph, answer your friend’s questions: You’ve asked me about…/ You are asking if … / To answer your question, I’d like to … 7. You may ask questions, if you like: I wonder if … / Could you tell me about …
8. Finish your letter with a nice\polite phrase like: Looking forward to your letter. / Hope to hear from you soon. 9. Sign off: Bye… / Best wishes … / Yours, … 10. Write your name (your first name only, without the family name): Dasha / Nikita. 11. Remember: there is a comma after the salutation and sign-off.

the stricter of an informal letter and the rules of its writing.