1. Writing s

2. Which of these expressions are most Suitable for an e-mail?
WRITING S
Which of these expressions are most
Suitable for an ?
Dear Mrs. Charlton Yours faithfully
Regards Dear Sue Yours
Yours sincerely Love

3. Which of these phrases will definitely not
WRITING S
Which of these phrases will definitely not
be in an ?
ABREVIATIONS
FORMAL LANGUAGE
PHRASAL VERBS

4. Which of these phrases would be
WRITING S
Which of these phrases would be
appropriate to open or close your ?
Dear Mrs. Hopkins
Dear Patsy
Dear Sir/Madam
I look forward to hearing
Well, that’s all for now.
Lots of love
Best wishes (AmE.)
Yours sincerely
Kind Regards
Best regards (Am Br E)

5. WRITING E-MAILS STARTING AN E-MAIL:
Thanks for the information you sent me about…
Good to hear from you again. I hope ….
INTRODUCING THE MAIN TOPIC
I have been thinking about your proposal/
the topics/etc… Personally I’d prefer…
Do you remember in your letter you asked
about…? Well, it was a …

6. WRITING E-MAILS CONNECTORS FOR FURTHER IDEAS
Anyway – By the way – How about+ing? –
Or maybe..-
CONCLUDING PARAGRAPHS
I can’t wait! Looking forward to hearing from you.
See you soon.
Must dash now. I’ve got to go to college.
HOpe to hear from you soon.
SIGNING OFF
Love, Regards, Best regards, Kind regards,
Cheers, XXOO, Best wishes

7. WRITING S
s are usually written in informal
or colloquial English
Abreviations and phrasal verbs are
accepted
When you ask, use direct questions.

8. GO TO PAGE 14 IN YOUR STUDENT’S BOOK AND DO ACTIVITY 4
WRITING S
GO TO PAGE 14
IN YOUR
STUDENT’S
BOOK
AND DO
ACTIVITY 4

9. WRITING S