B Rewrite the emails below by substituting the phrases in italics with more informal phrases. Section A will help you. Use contractions (e.g. I'L) where appropriate. Email 1 | am afraid | wil not be able to attend the meeting on Friday. As I wil iss the meeting, | was wondering it i ‘you could send me a copy of the minutes? / will write to Anita as well, to inform her that | will not be there. I Once again, please accept my apologies fr this, and /can assure you that wife atthe next meeting. |_| Hl ll Sorry. Lcan't. make..it..an..Eviday. Email 2 ‘Thank you for your email of 25 January where you requested assistance on how to order ondine. its ‘necessary for me to know yout alc umber before | can deal with this. would be grateful if you could also provide details of which version of Windows you are using. ql Email 3 ||| With reference to your order number J894 ~ we received it this morning, but you have not filed in the sections on size and colour. Please lt us krow your exact requirements. These products are seling very || wel atthe moment, and we reoret to acvse you thatthe medium size is temporary out of stock. However, | ‘we are expecting more supplies in the near future. Would you like me to email you when they arrive? i C Match the words of Latin origin in box A with the shorter words in box B. Box A. Box B “Lessistenee 6 information — 11 repair | Ta) ask ®) facts Zdue to 7 obtainjreceive 12 request |b) ask for 2) fix (v) Senquite 8 occupation 13 requirements ¢) because of fh) get 4 further 9 possess 14 reserve ' | d) book (v) i) give a) needs (n) 15, Sinform 10 provide NER Reo aera ee Sue @ eee geet eer HO ED eate eee geet See e) check/prove _j) have ~ 0) tell Note: longer words of Latin origin sound more formal, and shorter words sound more informal.