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Informal Email Responses for Students

Mia is nervous about an upcoming English class presentation and seeks advice from Sophie on how to prepare and practice together. Jake needs help baking for a school charity sale and asks Leo for an easy recipe and assistance. Mike is organizing a class trip to the science museum and requests Anna's help with activities and talking to teachers, while Lucas asks Sam for packing advice for a hiking trip and to borrow a backpack.

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Informal Email Responses for Students

Mia is nervous about an upcoming English class presentation and seeks advice from Sophie on how to prepare and practice together. Jake needs help baking for a school charity sale and asks Leo for an easy recipe and assistance. Mike is organizing a class trip to the science museum and requests Anna's help with activities and talking to teachers, while Lucas asks Sam for packing advice for a hiking trip and to borrow a backpack.

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Written Task: Email

Read the following email:

Hey Sophie,
I hope you’re doing well. I just found out we have to give a short presentation in English class
next week. I’m really nervous about it and I’m not sure how to prepare. Can you give me some
advice? Also, would you like to practice together before the big day? Let me know!

Thanks,
Mia

Write an informal response to Mia’s email (60–80 words). In your response, you should:

 Reassure her that she’ll do great;


 Give one or two tips for preparing;
 Say whether you can practice with her or not;
 Sign your email as Sophie.

2. Written Task: Email

Read the following email:

Hi Leo,
I need your help! I have to bake something for our school charity sale on Friday, but I’m not a
great cook. Do you know an easy recipe I could try? Also, would you be free to come over and
help me make it?

Let me know,
Jake

Write an informal response to Jake’s email (60–80 words). In your response, you should:

 Suggest a simple recipe;


 Say whether you can come over and help;
 Offer an encouraging comment;
 Sign your email as Leo.

3. Written Task: Email

Read the following email:


Hey Anna,
I’m planning a class trip to the science museum next month. I’d love for you to help me organize
it. Do you have any ideas for fun activities we could do there? And could you help me talk to the
teachers about it?

Thanks!
Mike

Write an informal response to Mike’s email (60–80 words). In your response, you should:

 Suggest at least one activity for the trip;


 Say if you can help talk to the teachers;
 Show interest in the plan;
 Sign your email as Anna.

4. Written Task: Email

Read the following email:

Hi Sam,
Guess what? I’m going on a hiking trip next weekend with my cousins! I remember you went on
one recently—do you have any advice for what to pack? Also, do you have a backpack I could
borrow?

Let me know,
Lucas

Write an informal response to Lucas’s email (60–80 words). In your response, you should:

 Share packing advice for the trip;


 Say if he can borrow your backpack;
 Wish him a great trip;
 Sign your email as Sam.

5. Written Task: Email

Read the following email:

Hi Ella,
I just joined the school newspaper, and I’m a bit lost! You’ve been writing for it for a while—
can you give me any tips? Also, would you have time to meet this week to show me how things
work?
Thanks so much,
Zoe

Write an informal response to Zoe’s email (60–80 words). In your response, you should:

 Give at least one tip for writing for the school newspaper;
 Say if you can meet this week;
 Encourage her about joining;
 Sign your email as Ella.

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