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  1. An email to a new friend

    Instructions. Preparation. Reading. Check your understanding: matching. Check your writing: reordering - making sentences. Worksheets and downloads. An email to a new friend - exercises 389.45 KB. An email to a new friend - answers 196.37 KB. An email to a new friend - email 502.44 KB.

  2. How To Write An Email To A Friend

    Here are some key elements to include in your email: 1. Greeting: Start your email with a friendly greeting, such as "Hi" or "Hey.". Use your friend's name to make the message more personal. 2. Opening: Begin your email with a sentence or two that sets the tone for the rest of the message.

  3. How to write a B2 First informal email/letter

    Opening. There are a few different ways to start an informal email/letter in English: Hi David, Hello David, Dear David, Hi is much more common in an informal email. Whereas Dear is more appropriate in an informal letter. After you've written the person's name, always remember to write a comma then start a new line.

  4. How to Write an Email to a Friend (with Pictures)

    Otherwise, you can ask another friend. Type their email address into the box labeled "To.". 2. Choose a subject that summarizes your email. The subject box is located below the "To" box and labeled "Subject.". Summarize your email in a few words here so your friend knows what to expect.

  5. How to Write A Letter or Email to A Pen Pal

    Ask Them Some Questions. Make sure to ask your new pen pal questions about their lives too in every letter. Ask them about how they are doing and take an interest in their life to depend on your bond. Just talking about your life might seem selfish and make it harder for your friend to respond. They are probably just as eager to learn more ...

  6. How to write the PERFECT email in English

    Especially if your email is very formal, like for a job application or an email of complaint. We normally use a comma after the opening phrase, and then begin a new line after the person we're writing to. Take a look at these different ways to begin your email: Informal. Formal / Neutral. Hi Carlos, Dear Luka,

  7. How to Write an Email to a Friend

    After about 5 minutes, you should have enough ideas. The next step is to decide what you're going to include and what you're not. Although a long email is good (it shows that the person you're writing to is important), it shouldn't be too long (around 500 to 700 words if you haven't spoken to the person in a long time).

  8. Be Successful in Writing an Informal Email

    It is writing an email or a letter that many of you feel most comfortable with. More precisely, writing an email or a letter to an English-speaking friend. The reason is obvious! We all keep in touch with our friends, no matter the distance or how busy our school timetable or work schedule is. Be it through a short message, a comment on the ...

  9. Penfriend Letters

    Having a penfriend is an excellent way for students to practice their English. This can either be done the old fashioned way by sending the letter through the post office (now known as snail mail for its slow pace) or by e-mail using the internet. Penfriends are good as the students are communicating with people their own age in real situations.

  10. B1 Writing: an email

    Your family is visiting London next month. You have an English pen friend called Zara who also lives in London. You would like to meet here when you go to London. Write an email to Zara. In your email, you should: say when your family is coming to London; ask if you can meet up, and suggest a day; suggest what you can do together. Write 35-45 ...

  11. An email to a friend

    A1-A2. Time. 0-5 minutes. Skills. Grammar. Vocabulary. Writing. This writing, grammar and vocabulary exercise practises the informal language used in emails. Choose the correct informal way to finish the sentences in the email.

  12. Letter Writing: Pen Pal

    Step 3: Share Your World. Step 4: Ask Questions and Show Interest. Step 5: Discuss Common Interests. Step 6: Enclose a Surprise. Step 7: Mind Your Tone and Style. Step 8: Close with Warmth. Step 9: Address and Decorate the Envelope. Step 10: Post Your Letter. Tips for a Great Pen Pal Letter.

  13. PDF Writing skills practice: An email to a new friend writing practice

    Look at the exam question and write the email. Exam question You have a new penfriend called Alex. This is the end of Alex's last email to you: Write a reply email to Alex. Writing skills practice: An email to a new friend - writing practice Write back soon and tell me all about yourself! I'd love to hear about your school and your family ...

  14. How to Write Emails in English

    Your email should have: A greeting: Say hello, and address the person you're writing to by name. An introduction: If the person you're emailing doesn't know who you are, include a quick introduction. The purpose of your email: Get to the point quickly and explain why you're writing the email.

  15. Pen Pals 101: How to Find and Keep a Pen Pal to Practise Your Language

    Being a pen pal is a less intimidating way of connecting with someone while practicing your writing skills in your target language. Crafting a letter to send to someone can help you learn new vocabulary, practice talking about specific themes, and improve your grammar. Developing these friendships can also create opportunities to travel to ...

  16. Write a letter or email to your new pen-friend from abroad and

    Write a letter or email to your new pen-friend from abroad and introduce yourself. /** Say where you come from, where you live and give a little information about your family and friends as well as your hobbies and interests. Say how long you have been learning English and how you would like to improve your English. Write 80-100 words.

  17. Global Penfriends

    Find new International Friends. Our penpals are from all over the world, interested in new friendships, exchanging culture, learning a language, travel and education. Our snail mail members enjoy exchanging Letters, Postcards, Mail-Art, Candy and much more. Global Penfriends is a family friendly, secure place to meet new pen pals.

  18. Write an email (80

    Write an email to your pen friend about what you usually do with your friends in your free time số 2. From: [email protected]. To: [email protected]. Subject: My free time. Hi My Le, It's nice to hear from you again. Let me tell you about what I often do with my best friend, Hang in my leisure time. I often play badminton with my friend on every ...