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Презентация, доклад на тему Writing letters and emails
Содержание
- 1. Writing letters and emails
- 2. Types of letters and emails
- 3. Asking for / giving information / advice/ news
- 4. Applications
- 5. Complaint
- 6. Apology
- 7. Expressing thanks / regrets / congratulations
- 8. Styles of letter / emails InformalSemi-formalFormal
- 9. Informal letter is sent to :People you know well (friends / relatives)
- 10. 1. Informal greetingDear Mary,Dear Sam,Dear Aunt,Dear Dad,
- 11. 2. Informal introduction (opening remarks and the
- 12. 3. Main body- Main subject in detail- Start a new paragraph for each topic
- 13. 4. Conclusion (closing remarks)I’d better go.Got to
- 14. 5. Informal endingLove,Yours, Best regards,Best wishes, Regards, + your first name
- 15. Formal letter is sent to :People in an official position/ people you don’t know well
- 16. 1. Formal greetingDear Sir,Dear Madam,Dear Sir/Madam,Dear Mr Smith,Dear Ms Jones,Dear Mrs Smith,
- 17. 2. Formal introduction (opening remarks and the
- 18. 3. Main body- Main subject in detail- Start a new paragraph for each topic
- 19. 4. Conclusion (closing remarks)I look forward to
- 20. 5. Formal endingYours faithfully, (when you don’t
- 21. Semi-formal letter is sent to :People you know but not intimate with (friend’s parents /distant relatives)
- 22. Semi-formal letter:Formal greetingDear Mr and Mrs Smith,Informal
- 23. Let’s practise
- 24. Put the parts of the letter or email in order:Opening remarksClosing remarksWrite about specific topicsSign offGreeting
- 25. What’s wrong?1) In an informal style we
- 26. 3) In formal style we use complex
- 27. 5) Opening remarks may include questions about
- 28. Choose the correct item:An informal greeting is
- 29. 4) An informal sympathising is … .5)
- 30. Check up
- 31. Put the parts of the letter or email in order:Opening remarksClosing remarksWrite about specific topicsSign offGreeting
- 32. What’s wrong?1) In a informal style we
- 33. 3) In formal style we use complex
- 34. 5) Opening remarks may include questions about
- 35. Choose the correct item:An informal greeting is
- 36. 4) An informal sympathising is … .5)
- 37. To be continued …
Types of letters and emails
Слайд 112. Informal introduction
(opening remarks and the reason for writing)
Thanks so much
for your last letter.
How is it going?
Just got your letter and I’d be glad to help.
I haven’t heard from you for ages.
(- friendly, relaxed, personal tone;
- frequent use of colloquial expressions, idioms, phrasal verbs, short forms;
- pronouns are often omitted)
How is it going?
Just got your letter and I’d be glad to help.
I haven’t heard from you for ages.
(- friendly, relaxed, personal tone;
- frequent use of colloquial expressions, idioms, phrasal verbs, short forms;
- pronouns are often omitted)
Слайд 134. Conclusion
(closing remarks)
I’d better go.
Got to go now. Write back and
tell me how it is going.
Please write soon and tell me your news.
Tell me what you think I should do. Write back soon.
Please write soon and tell me your news.
Tell me what you think I should do. Write back soon.
Слайд 161. Formal greeting
Dear Sir,
Dear Madam,
Dear Sir/Madam,
Dear Mr Smith,
Dear Ms Jones,
Dear Mrs
Smith,
Слайд 172. Formal introduction
(opening remarks and the reason for writing)
I am writing
to apply for the position of…
I appreciate the invitation to the opening of your gallery.
I received your letter concerning …
I am writing to inquire about …
(- serious, impersonal tone;
- complex sentence structure, frequent use of passive voice, advanced vocabulary, no colloquial expressions, no phrasal verbs, no short forms;)
I appreciate the invitation to the opening of your gallery.
I received your letter concerning …
I am writing to inquire about …
(- serious, impersonal tone;
- complex sentence structure, frequent use of passive voice, advanced vocabulary, no colloquial expressions, no phrasal verbs, no short forms;)
Слайд 194. Conclusion
(closing remarks)
I look forward to hearing from you as soon
as possible.
I am enclosing a curriculum vitae together with two references.
I am sorry to miss the opportunity to meet you, but ....
May I take this opportunity to thank you for your custom...
I am enclosing a curriculum vitae together with two references.
I am sorry to miss the opportunity to meet you, but ....
May I take this opportunity to thank you for your custom...
Слайд 205. Formal ending
Yours faithfully, (when you don’t know the person’s name)
Yours
sincerely, (when you know the person’s name)
+ your full name
+ your full name
Слайд 21Semi-formal letter is sent to :
People you know
but not intimate
with
(friend’s parents /
distant relatives)
(friend’s parents /
distant relatives)
Слайд 22Semi-formal letter:
Formal greeting
Dear Mr and Mrs Smith,
Informal ending
Best wishes, Yours,
+
full name
Respectful tone
(pronouns shouldn’t be omitted and idioms should be used carefully)
Respectful tone
(pronouns shouldn’t be omitted and idioms should be used carefully)
Слайд 24Put the parts of the letter or email in order:
Opening remarks
Closing
remarks
Write about specific topics
Sign off
Greeting
Слайд 25What’s wrong?
1) In an informal style we use colloquial expressions, phrasal
verbs and respectful tone.
2) Use an informal style when you write a letter to a distant relative for a gift they sent you.
2) Use an informal style when you write a letter to a distant relative for a gift they sent you.
Слайд 26
3) In formal style we use complex sentence structures, short forms
and advanced vocabulary.
4) When you know the person’s name sign off as ‘Yours faithfully’.
4) When you know the person’s name sign off as ‘Yours faithfully’.
Слайд 27
5) Opening remarks may include questions about recent events, a request
to the person to write soon, a thank you for the person’s last letter.
Слайд 28Choose the correct item:
An informal greeting is …
A semi-formal sign
off is …
A formal thanking is … .
A formal thanking is … .
Dear Mary,
Dear Mr Smith,
Dear Sir / Madam,
Love,
Ann
Best wishes,
Ann Jones
Yours faithfully,
Ann Jones
Thanks so much for …
I would like to thank you for …
Thank you very much for …
Слайд 29
4) An informal sympathising is … .
5) A semi-formal apologising is
… .
6) A formal congratulating is … .
6) A formal congratulating is … .
I was very sorry to hear that …
It’s terrible that …
I am writing to express my sympathy regarding…
I’m so sorry that …
Please accept my apologies for …
I’d like to apologise for …
Congratulations on …
I would like to offer my congratulations on …
You …! Well done!
Слайд 31Put the parts of the letter or email in order:
Opening remarks
Closing
remarks
Write about specific topics
Sign off
Greeting
Слайд 32What’s wrong?
1) In a informal style we use colloquial expressions, phrasal
verbs and respectful tone.
In a informal style we use colloquial expressions, phrasal verbs and friendly, personal tone.
2) Use an informal style when you write a letter to a distant relative for a gift they sent you.
- Use a semi-formal style when you write a letter to a distant relative for a gift they sent you.
In a informal style we use colloquial expressions, phrasal verbs and friendly, personal tone.
2) Use an informal style when you write a letter to a distant relative for a gift they sent you.
- Use a semi-formal style when you write a letter to a distant relative for a gift they sent you.
Слайд 33
3) In formal style we use complex sentence structures, short forms
and advanced vocabulary.
In formal style we use complex sentence structures, no short forms and advanced vocabulary.
4) When you know the person’s name sign off as ‘Yours faithfully’.
When you don’t know the person’s name sign off as ‘Yours faithfully’.
When you know the person’s name sign off as ‘Yours sincerely’.
In formal style we use complex sentence structures, no short forms and advanced vocabulary.
4) When you know the person’s name sign off as ‘Yours faithfully’.
When you don’t know the person’s name sign off as ‘Yours faithfully’.
When you know the person’s name sign off as ‘Yours sincerely’.
Слайд 34
5) Opening remarks may include questions about recent events, a request
to the person to write soon, a thank you for the person’s last letter.
Opening remarks may include questions about recent events, a thank you for the person’s last letter, how person is, comments about their news, an apology for a delay in writing, reasons for writing.
A request to the person to write soon is a part of a closing remark.
Opening remarks may include questions about recent events, a thank you for the person’s last letter, how person is, comments about their news, an apology for a delay in writing, reasons for writing.
A request to the person to write soon is a part of a closing remark.
Слайд 35Choose the correct item:
An informal greeting is …
A semi-formal sign
off is …
A formal thanking is … .
A formal thanking is … .
Dear Mary,
Dear Mr Smith,
Dear Sir / Madam,
Love,
Ann
Best wishes,
Ann Jones
Yours faithfully,
Ann Jones
Thanks so much for …
I would like to thank you for …
Thank you very much for …
Слайд 36
4) An informal sympathising is … .
5) A semi-formal apologising is
… .
6) A formal congratulating is … .
6) A formal congratulating is … .
I was very sorry to hear that …
It’s terrible that …
I am writing to express my sympathy regarding…
I’m so sorry that …
Please accept my apologies for …
I’d like to apologise for …
Congratulations on …
I would like to offer my congratulations on …
You …! Well done!
