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    This document provides a key for students answering questions about writing an informal letter in English to their pen friend. It instructs students to start with "Dear" and their pen friend's first name. For the opening sentence, it suggests thanking them for their last letter or asking how they are. Students must describe their favorite TV program, including what it's about and why they like it, and make their answer more interesting by including specific details or personal connections. It advises students to personalize the letter by thanking their pen friend or inviting them to visit. Suggested closing sentences include hoping to hear from them soon or that they are well. The letter should end with expressions like "Lots of love" or "

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    This document provides a key for students answering questions about writing an informal letter in English to their pen friend. It instructs students to start with "Dear" and their pen friend's first name. For the opening sentence, it suggests thanking them for their last letter or asking how they are. Students must describe their favorite TV program, including what it's about and why they like it, and make their answer more interesting by including specific details or personal connections. It advises students to personalize the letter by thanking their pen friend or inviting them to visit. Suggested closing sentences include hoping to hear from them soon or that they are well. The letter should end with expressions like "Lots of love" or "

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    This document provides a key for students answering questions about writing an informal letter in English to their pen friend. It instructs students to start with "Dear" and their pen friend's first name. For the opening sentence, it suggests thanking them for their last letter or asking how they are. Students must describe their favorite TV program, including what it's about and why they like it, and make their answer more interesting by including specific details or personal connections. It advises students to personalize the letter by thanking their pen friend or inviting them to visit. Suggested closing sentences include hoping to hear from them soon or that they are well. The letter should end with expressions like "Lots of love" or "

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    Key to students worksheets 1 and 2

    Informal letter 1.
    Who are you writing to? Your English pen friend How do you start an informal letter in English? Dear + first name (invent a name for your pen friend). What ideas do you have for the opening sentence of the letter? Thank you for your letter/ How are you?/ Lovely to hear from you/ I hope you are well Do you have to describe your favourite TV programme? Anything else? You have to describe the programme, say what its about and say why you like it. How can you make your answer more interesting? You could describe in detail some part of the programme or one particular episode i.e. be specific, you could try to use colourful language using adjective and adverbs, you could make the reason that you like it personal i.e. it reminds me of x (rather than it is interesting). How can you make your letter more personal and friendly? Thank your pen friend for their last letter, invite them to visit or add some extra personal information e.g. wish them a happy holiday/birthday. What could you write for the last sentence of the letter? Hope you are well/ Hope to hear from you soon?/ Hope we can meet soon/ And what about your favourite TV programme? How do you end an informal letter in English? Lots of love/ with love/ take care/ see you soon + your first name

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