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Iskandar Rakhimjonov(overall 72) HardWorkForC1

Writing Task 1
General information about Writing in Multi Level
 Comes at third in the main exam (L-R-W)
 Overall 60 minutes
 Task 1 (Letter) and Task 2 (Essay) for the given questions
 Two answer sheets
 Overall 75 scores in total for both tasks
 Letter (General English)  150 + words
 Grammar + Vocabulary

Example for a letter question:


You are going to learn a foreign language and there is a teacher near
where you live. Write a letter to the teacher, and in your letter:
 Tell your necessary skills
 Tell him or her about how you found out about the course
 Ask some details of the course

Question structures:
 Topic
 Addressee (recipient)
 Bullet questions (3)

According to the addressee FORMAL / INFORMAL


If  someone you don’t know / don’t know well (keep social
distance)  FORMAL
Teacher / boss / manager / …authority
If  our friend or siblings (brothers, sisters..)  INFORMAL

Formal letters:
- No contractions  I don’t (I do not) / I can’t (I cannot / I can not..)
- No informal grammar  S+V. And / But, S+V
- No informal vocabulary  okay / what is up ….
- No Abbreviations  Thanks (Thnx), Lol
Informal letters:
- Contractions  I do not (I don’t)
- Informal grammar  S+V. And / But, S+V
- Informal vocabulary  okay / what is up ….
- No Abbreviations  Thanks (Thnx), Lol
Iskandar Rakhimjonov(overall 72) HardWorkForC1
Letter Structure:
 Greeting (salomlashish)
 Purpose (maqsadi)
 Write for 1st bullet
 Write for 2nd bullet
 Write for 3rd bullet
 Signoff

Greeting:
Hi / What is up ?
Dear Sir,
Dear Madam,
Formal Dear Sir or Madam,
Dear Mr. _______,
Dear Mrs. _______,
Informal Dear friend,
Dear ______,

Purpose:
Letter yozishizdan asosiy maqsadni ifodalang

The reason why I am writing this letter to you is that _I want to / would
like to ____

I am writing this letter to you in order to + _________


Ex: I am writing this letter to you in order to join your English course as well as
request some information about it.
Bullet paragraphs:
- 35-50 words
- Write in order (1 / 2 / 3 )
- Leave a line to separate paragraphs
1st bullet:
First and foremost, // at the outset (C2) // firstly // at the beginning
2nd bullet:
Iskandar Rakhimjonov(overall 72) HardWorkForC1
With regard to // regarding / turning to / as for / concerning 
… ga kelsak,
Ex: with regard to your classes, they are perfect. (sizning darslarizga
keslak, ular juda zo’r)

3rd bullet:
Lastly / eventually / finally

Signoff:
I look forward to your reply as soon as possible.

Yours sincerely,
Formal Yours faithfully,
All kind regards,
FULL NAME
Keep in touch,
Informal See you soon,
Best wishes,
NAME

You are going to learn a foreign language and there is a teacher near
where you live. Write a letter to the teacher, and in your letter:
Tell your necessary skills
Tell him or her about how you found out about the course
Ask some details of the course

Sample letter:
Dear Sir or Madam,
The reason why I am writing this letter to you is that I would like to join
your English course as well as request some information about it.

First and foremost, I want to inform you about my current level of


English. Having studied it from the beginner level for 3 years, I now
finished upper-intermediate level, so I currently can communicate in this
language fluently.
Iskandar Rakhimjonov(overall 72) HardWorkForC1

With regard to how I knew about your classes, one of my friends is your
former students who got C1 in Multilevel, studying in your groups. He
recommended your lessons to me so that I can achieve a similar high
result.

Lastly, I have a few questions about the course. I wonder if I have to


take a placement test beforehand, and how much is the tuition fee?
Moreover, as I am occupied part-time with my work, can you organize
flexible hours for me to have the lessons?

I look forward to your reply as soon as possible.


All kind regards,
Iskandar Rakhimjonov

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