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Welcome Email for Exchange Student

The document provides writing prompts for emails and reviews. The first prompt is to write an email welcoming a foreign exchange student and sharing information about your town. The second is to write an email to a friend explaining social etiquette rules in your country, such as tipping, saying please/thank you, and what to bring if invited to dinner. The third prompt is to write about a childhood friendship, answering questions about how you met, your relationship, activities you did together, and if you remain friends. The final prompt is to write a 140-180 word review of a film you enjoyed or disliked, including factual details and why you liked or disliked it.

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Welcome Email for Exchange Student

The document provides writing prompts for emails and reviews. The first prompt is to write an email welcoming a foreign exchange student and sharing information about your town. The second is to write an email to a friend explaining social etiquette rules in your country, such as tipping, saying please/thank you, and what to bring if invited to dinner. The third prompt is to write about a childhood friendship, answering questions about how you met, your relationship, activities you did together, and if you remain friends. The final prompt is to write a 140-180 word review of a film you enjoyed or disliked, including factual details and why you liked or disliked it.

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WRITING 3

A foreign exchange student is coming to stay. Write an email to welcome him / her and send
some information about where you live. (140–180 words)

Begin the email with this introduction:

I’m really looking forward to seeing you. Let me tell you about my town.

WRITING 4

write an email to a friend explaining the social rules in our country

1. who and how much do you have to tip?


2. when must you say "thank you" /sorry/ please, etc
3. what should I take for the host if i am inivted for dinner?
4. what else should i know about what to do/not to do in your country

WRITING 5

write about a childhood friendship. answer the questions

when did you meet? how?


how did you get on? what was special about the friendship?
did you ever fall out?
how often did you usually talk/meet?
what did you use to do together?
are you strill friends?

WRITING 6

Write a review of a fi lm you have enjoyed / not enjoyed. Include any factu al information you
know about it and say why you liked / disli ked it. (140–180 words)

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