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Aula 5 - Greetings, Simple Past and Writing Emails
Aula 5 - Greetings, Simple Past and Writing Emails
2 minutes
Writing emails
Formal
and
Informal Informal
Asking
questions
Writing emails
Writing emails
'Let me know'
When you ask about something in an email, you can use this phrase.
● Are you coming to the party on Saturday? Could you let me know? Thanks…
● I would like to attend the training next Tuesday. Please can you let me know the start time?
5 MINUTES
Writing emails - 2nd TASK
Write an email to a client, inviting them to visit your company. Explain a little about
your business and ask her/him 2 questions to arrange this visit.
5 MINUTES
EMAILS:
Dear my friend,
I discovered that you returned by (from) the Japan! How long you stay back (How long since you came back or When did you come back)?
Tell me about there. Is it very different from here?
Better than talk by email, let’s have a good dinner together in my (at) home. What do you think about it?
Dear Dmitri,
I hope this email finds you fine (or well).
I would like to see you next week on (at) my company to show you our potential for production. Do you know that we are the number one inside de market in this business? I
supossed (suppose) that not, as i supossed (suppose) that you didn't know about the great resources we have, right?
I look forward to seeing you soon, maybe Monday if possible, let me know.
Ricardo.
Task two
Writing emails - 3rd TASK
Write an email complaining about your new cafeteria. Explain the problem and ask
them if whether they will refund you or solve your problem. Use “looking forward
to” and “let me know”.
HOMEWORK