1.
Always start your letter at the top on the left of your paper.
2.
Start by writing the number of the theme in a snalil mail.
Theme: ..............
Then write down the date (March 3). The names of the months are:
January May September
February June October
March July November
April August December
Then write down your name and the name of your partner:
From: (your full name)
To: (his/her full name)
3.
Start your letter with:
Dear + the name of your partner,
then put a comma.
Dear Susanne,
Dear partner,
4.
End your letter by using one of the following expressions:
Kind regards,
All the best,
Bye for now,
Yours truly,
5.
There should be a number of paragraphs in your letter. You
always start a paragraph, at the beginning of the new. When you
write about something new, always use a new paragraph.
Add a question or two but not about the topic as your partner is
anyway going to write about it.
You could use one of the following ideas:
How are you doing?
How are things at school/at
home?
What have you been doing
recently?
6.
Always answer your partner's questions. Show interest in the
things that he/she has written about and about how things are
going there. Comment them sometimes.
7.
Use a dictionary!!! |
1.
Always start your letter at the left top of your screen. You
don’t need to write the date in e-mails as it is written
automatically by the program.
2.
Start by writing the full e-mail address of your partner.
To: (partner’s full e-mail address,
check it twice if it is written correctly)
Subject: (letter ...., theme for
name of your partner, example: Letter 1 –
Introduction for Tom)
CC: (send a copy of your letter to your
teacher and the partner’s teacher)
3.
Start your letter with:
Dear / Hi / Hello + the name of
your partner, /Hi
then put a comma.
Dear / Hi / Hello Susanne,
proceed with a capital letter.
4.
End your letter by using one of the following expressions:
Kind regards,
All the best,
Bye for now, Bye, bye
Yours truly,
5.
There should be a number of paragraphs in your letter. You
always start a paragraph, at the beginning of the new. When you
write about something new, always use a new paragraph.
Add a question or two but not about the topic as your partner is
anyway going to write about it.
You could use one of the following ideas:
How are you doing?
How are things at school/at
home?
What have you been doing
recently?
6.
Always answer your partner's questions. Show interest in the
things that he/she has written about and about how things are
going there. Comment them sometimes.
7.
Use a dictionary!!! |