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    The document provides instructions for an English writing task about formal and informal registers. It includes the following: 1. The purpose is to categorize examples of writing into formal and informal registers. 2. Students are asked to discuss differences between formal and informal situations before the teacher explains registers in writing. 3. An example is given of an informal email from a classmate about a cat's birthday party to illustrate the difference between formal and informal registers.

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    English Languag E (1119 Kertas 2) : Writing Task

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    Eqa Roslan
    The document provides instructions for an English writing task about formal and informal registers. It includes the following: 1. The purpose is to categorize examples of writing into formal and informal registers. 2. Students are asked to discuss differences between formal and informal situations before the teacher explains registers in writing. 3. An example is given of an informal email from a classmate about a cat's birthday party to illustrate the difference between formal and informal registers.

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    ENGLISH

    LANGUAG
    E
    ( 1119
    WRITING TASK
    KERTAS 2)
    CONTENTS

    Content Standard
    4.2 Communicate with appropriate
    language, form and style.

    Learning Standard
    4.2.4 Use formal and informal
    registers appropriate to the target
    audience in most familiar situations
    PART
    1
    FORMAL AND
    INFORMAL
    REGISTER IN Purpose : To categorize the
    registers accordingly into
    WRITING formal and informal
    categories

    (20 marks )
    Pre-Lesson
    • Teacher shows pictures of different situations and asks students to identify the differences.
    While
    1. Students are asked to recall about Formal and Informal situations that they know to check their understanding
    before the teacher introduces the Formal and Informal register in writing.
    2. Ask students to list out few formal and informal situations to further check their understanding.
    3. Next, students are asked to discuss on the differences of saying things in the two situations: formal and informal.
    4. Collect the answers and discuss as a class.
    5. Further explanation by the teacher on the formal and informal register in writing.
    6. Students are given an exercise on the lesson to check the students’ understanding.
    7. Students choose one topic from the exercise and write an essay.

    Post-Lesson
    Ask students to list out other examples of formal and informal register with their partner and share
    with the class.
    You received an email from your friend
    Roshan, who is your classmate.

    Hi James,
    My cat Sukey’s birthday will be coming soon next
    week. I would like to celebrate it with you and our
    schoolmates.
    Where can we celebrate it? What can we do there? Do you
    think we should have a theme?
    Do let me know what you think as soon as possible.
    Bye!

    Write an email to your classmate in


    about 80 words.
    CLICK THE LINK
    BELOW TO ANSWER
    THE QUIZ ON LIVE
    WORKSHEETS!
    https://www.liveworksheets.com/dz2502039tb
    Suggested Answers To: roshan@mail.com
    Subject: Cat’s birthday plans
    for Parents and
    Dear Roshan,
    Teachers I’m happy that you will be celebrating your cat’s birthday next
    week.
    I think the best place to hold the party would be in your
    backyard where Sukey loves to play.
    I can bring my cat Comel too so that Sukey would have some
    company at her party.
    I will also bring some cat treats for Sukey.

    \ Having a theme is a great idea.


    Maybe we could have a colour theme.
    I can’t wait to celebrate her birthday with all our schoolmates.
    Bye!
    (85
    words)
    THANK
    YOU!

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