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    The document provides guidance on writing emails and letters. It indicates emails and letters should be 140-190 words with a formal or informal register depending on the task. The structure includes an opening paragraph, 2-3 topic paragraphs with the main information, and a closing paragraph. For emails, the first paragraph is an introduction, the second provides the reason for writing, and the body discusses relevant topics like places or transportation. The writer must consider what information to include and who will read the email or letter.

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    Writing Part 2 Email and Letter

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    Nguyễn Huyền
    The document provides guidance on writing emails and letters. It indicates emails and letters should be 140-190 words with a formal or informal register depending on the task. The structure includes an opening paragraph, 2-3 topic paragraphs with the main information, and a closing paragraph. For emails, the first paragraph is an introduction, the second provides the reason for writing, and the body discusses relevant topics like places or transportation. The writer must consider what information to include and who will read the email or letter.

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    WRITING PART 2: EMAIL AND LETTER

    - Word count: 140-190
    - Main characteristics: typical layout, appropriate register, you need to
    adapt to the specific task
    - Register: formal or informal depending on the task
    - Structure: Opening formula & paragraph, 2-3 topic paragraphs, closing
    paragraph & formula
    - Language: typical phrases for opening and closing formula depending on
    the register of the specific task
    1. EMAIL
    - 1st para: introduction

    -2nd : reason why you write it

    - Body : places/ transportation

    - Conclusion

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    - Outline

    + What do I have to include in my email/letter?


    + Who is going to read it?
    Hi David,
    How have you been? It’s really been ages since I last heard from you.
    I’m really stoked that your friends want to come to my area to learn about its past and
    I hope I can give you a couple of tips.
    If your friends want to see interesting places and learn something about Barcelona,
    they should absolutely swing by La Sagrada Familia or Casa Batlló where they can
    get tons of info about one of Barcelona’s most famous people Antoni Gaudí and
    modernism.
    In terms of getting around I would recommend grabbing= buying one of the tourist
    tickets for public transport because it doesn’t cost the world and you can simply
    jump on = get on all the buses, trains and even the metro, or your friends could rent
    a bike as everything’s close by in the city.
    Well, that’s all for now. I hope your friends are going to have a blast = have fun and
    drop me a line if you need anything else, OK?
    Have a good one and catch up soon.

    Best wishes,
    Phill

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