This document provides guidelines for writing a formal email of complaint in 3 sentences or less:
The document outlines criteria for an effective email, including task achievement, organization, vocabulary, language use, and mechanics. It then discusses styles of formality and provides an organizational structure with an opening, multiple body paragraphs, and a closing. Finally, it provides examples of formal language and formulas to use in different parts of the email.
This document provides guidelines for writing a formal email of complaint in 3 sentences or less:
The document outlines criteria for an effective email, including task achievement, organization, vocabulary, language use, and mechanics. It then discusses styles of formality and provides an organizational structure with an opening, multiple body paragraphs, and a closing. Finally, it provides examples of formal language and formulas to use in different parts of the email.
This document provides guidelines for writing a formal email of complaint in 3 sentences or less:
The document outlines criteria for an effective email, including task achievement, organization, vocabulary, language use, and mechanics. It then discusses styles of formality and provides an organizational structure with an opening, multiple body paragraphs, and a closing. Finally, it provides examples of formal language and formulas to use in different parts of the email.
of complaint Writing 2 WRITING CRITERIA OF ASSESSMENT
1. TASK ACHIEVEMENT - Message clearly delivered, relevant, interesting to
read 2. ORGANIZATION - Connection of ideas, logical order, text distribution 3. VOCABULARY - Variety of words, phrases and idiomatic expressions used. Typical phrases and expressions used appropriately. 4. LANGUAGE USE - Sentence construction, correctness in tenses (past, present, future), 5. MECHANICS - Punctuation, paragraph spacing, capital letters use, spelling. STYLE Look at different email styles/levels of formality
1 - semi-formal 2 - informal 3 - formal
(mix of casual and (No greeting, (starts and closes formal expressions there are with Eg: Hi ..., exclamations, specific formulas, Apologies again.) not very long) there are firm but polite statements) ORGANISATION & CONTENT Opening (greeting) Use standard greeting formulas:
Body paragraph 1 - why you General information / context
are writing
Body Paragraph 2 - context What was supposed to happen
Body Paragraph 3 - problem What actually happened and how it
and consequences affected you
Body Paragraph 4 - solution What you expect the company to do in
expected compensation
Closing formula (final Use standard formulas to close the letter
statement and farewell) and finish KEY LANGUAGE ● Use specific formulas in different parts of the email: Dear Sir/Madam, // Yours faithfully, ● Use formal language: language for writing (SB p.23), no contractions, formal alternatives/forms, firm but polite expressions etc ● Use a variety of tenses; present, past simple, past continuous, past perfect, some conditionals and modals (imaginary situations, advice, etc) WRITING TASK Imagine you are on holiday in a foreign country and…
Remember to be formal; firm but polite
Write from 120 to 150 words
● TO: pbarretog@britanico.edu.pe ● SUBJECT/ASUNTO: your name - I07S - 3:00pm - 16449 - your student’s code ● DEADLINE: Tuesday 23rd