For your last piece of homework of the term, I would like you to write one more formal letter. It's a kind of letter we haven't looked at in lessons, so this will be a test of how well you can come up with ideas of your own, as well as a test of how well you can remember how to lay out a formal letter and how well you can use formal language.
The letter I would like you to write is to the manager of a hotel you recently stayed in complimenting her on the excellent experience you had. Things you could mention include:
* The comfortable beds
* The great restaurant
* The politeness of the staff
There might be other things you can think of as well.
The address you should use is:
Sunny View Hotel
Sunshine Avenue
Perranporth
PE4 8UH
The letter should be around 200 words long.
Good luck, merry Christmas and see you soon!
Friday 8 December 2017
Friday 1 December 2017
Homework, 1st December, 2017
Have a look at the sentences below and, for each one, decide whether it belongs in a formal or informal letter, or is just too informal.
If you decide that the sentence belongs in a formal letter, you then need to decide whether it goes best in a job application letter or a complaint letter.
The first one has been done for you as an example.
1. I am writing to apply for the position of teacher at the Moat School. This goes best in a formal job application letter.
2. Wassup bruv?
3. I can't wait to see you next week.
4. I am writing to express my disappointment at the pair of shoes I bought from you last week.
5. How are Mike and Julie?
6. She's bare peng innit.
7. I feel I would be the ideal candidate for the reasons listed below.
8. In addition to this, I have three years' experience working in retail.
9. I hope you will make this up to me by giving me a full refund.
10. I recently started taking swimming lessons.
11. I was, quite frankly appalled at the service.
12. Fam, it was bangin', you feel me?
If you decide that the sentence belongs in a formal letter, you then need to decide whether it goes best in a job application letter or a complaint letter.
The first one has been done for you as an example.
1. I am writing to apply for the position of teacher at the Moat School. This goes best in a formal job application letter.
2. Wassup bruv?
3. I can't wait to see you next week.
4. I am writing to express my disappointment at the pair of shoes I bought from you last week.
5. How are Mike and Julie?
6. She's bare peng innit.
7. I feel I would be the ideal candidate for the reasons listed below.
8. In addition to this, I have three years' experience working in retail.
9. I hope you will make this up to me by giving me a full refund.
10. I recently started taking swimming lessons.
11. I was, quite frankly appalled at the service.
12. Fam, it was bangin', you feel me?
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