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Email Writing: Apologies, Invitations, Thanks

The document outlines various email writing tasks, including apologies for delayed visits and missed events, invitations to concerts, and expressions of gratitude for hospitality and assistance. Each task specifies key points to address, such as reasons for delays, suggestions for alternative plans, and personal reflections on enjoyable experiences. The overall focus is on effective communication in different social contexts.

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Email Writing: Apologies, Invitations, Thanks

The document outlines various email writing tasks, including apologies for delayed visits and missed events, invitations to concerts, and expressions of gratitude for hospitality and assistance. Each task specifies key points to address, such as reasons for delays, suggestions for alternative plans, and personal reflections on enjoyable experiences. The overall focus is on effective communication in different social contexts.

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WRITING PART 2

* Apology
1. You have invited your English friend Jo to stay with you next month, but you
now need to delay this visit. Write an email to Jo. In your email you should:
• apologize to Jo.
• explain why the visit has to be delayed.
• suggest when it would be convenient for Jo to come.

2. You and your friend, Jerry, have tickets for a football match at the weekend,
but now you cannot go. Write an email to Jerry. In your email, you should:
• apologize to Jerry.
• explain why you cannot go.
• suggest what Jerry could do with your ticket.
* Invitation
3. You are going to the concert this evening with a group of friends and want to
ask your English friend Pat to come too. Write an email to Pat. In your email
you should:
• ask Pat to join you at the concert this evening.
• explain where the concert will take place.
• tell Pat what sort of music will be performed.

* Thanks
4. You have had a wonderful holiday staying with some English-speaking
friends in the countryside. Write an email to your friends. In your mail, you
should:
• thank them for your stay.
• say what you most enjoyed about the countryside.
• suggest where you could meet each other next time.
5. You recently did a homework project about life in Britain, and your pen
friend Judy helped you by sending some information. Write an email to Judy. In
your email, you should:
• thank her for her help.
• explain which information was most useful to you.
• say what your teacher thought about your project.

6. You have spent the weekend staying with some English friends. Write an
email to them. In your email, you should:
• thank your friends for the weekend.
• say what you enjoyed most about the weekend.
• invite them to stay with you.

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