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Informal Email Writing for Aptis Test

This document provides instructions for an informal email writing task that is part of an English language proficiency test. Test-takers are asked to write no more than 50 words in response to a question using an informal style. They are directed to review a previous discussion on formal and informal writing styles for guidance and to spend approximately 10 minutes completing the task while checking their writing for errors in spelling, punctuation, grammar and vocabulary.

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Informal Email Writing for Aptis Test

This document provides instructions for an informal email writing task that is part of an English language proficiency test. Test-takers are asked to write no more than 50 words in response to a question using an informal style. They are directed to review a previous discussion on formal and informal writing styles for guidance and to spend approximately 10 minutes completing the task while checking their writing for errors in spelling, punctuation, grammar and vocabulary.

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Skills development: Aptis writing part 4 Informal emails

The question below is taken from the Aptis writing test part 4. Read the instructions carefully and write your answer in the green box below. Do not write more than 50 words Fully answer the question Use an informal style - look back at the forum discussing formal and informal writing (in the previous unit) for help Spend about 10 minutes on this question Once youve finished, check your spelling, punctuation, grammar and vocabulary.

[Write your answer here]

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