Showing posts with label informal email. Show all posts
Showing posts with label informal email. Show all posts

Wednesday, 20 January 2016

Composition 3: write an email to your classmate Emily to recommend a book to read


Subject: About the book for the 1st English book.
Dear Emily:
I have a great book to recommend reading: “Wonder” by R.J. Palacio. It isn’t a graduated book for English learners but I assure you that you’ll find no difficulty in understanding it and you’ll really enjoy it.
I chose this book because a friend who works in a bookstore recommended it and told me its English version had been sold quite well among English students.
The novel tells the story of August, a boy with a terrible facial abnormality who is sent for the first time to a real school at the age of ten. He only wants to be accepted as the ordinary boy he thinks he is, but the outside world can be very cruel for a kid like him. This novel is told in first person from different points of view: August; Via, his sister, some of his classmates (Summer, Jack, Julian) and other people who are connected with August.
It’s been written by R.J. Palacio, an American designer of book covers who had always wanted to write her own book. This has been her first novel, and, curiously, its cover hasn’t been designed by her, but she thinks it’s lovely.
I strongly recommend “Wonder” because it has some important lessons that we should always think about: we have to accept ourselves just as we are; we have to smile even on bad days and, the most important part, we should know that in the end, we’ll always find a helping hand.
I hope you’ll make a good choice and read this book. You won’t regret it.

Kindly yours,

Mariana.
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Thursday, 11 June 2015

INFORMAL EMAIL



Hi Pat!



I’m writing to you to say that I’m going to London on 9TH July. When I received your email, I was booking a flight in Ryanair. I’m looking forward to seeing you and Tim. I just have three days off in July so 10th July is a perfect date to go to the Tim birthday’s celebration.

By the way, the last time I saw Tim, he was really stressed due to his job and he mentioned something about going to a spa and relaxing. What do you think if I pay a “relaxing weekend” in a health resort as a present?

Related to go camping, I afraid I won’t be able to go. I’m on holiday in August, not in July and it isn’t possible to change it. Maybe next year.

Anyway, did you know that Lion King musical is in London in July? Shall we go together? Although, if you have a better plan, we can always make some changes, it doesn’t matter.



Kisses,



Maru.