Friday, August 30, 2013
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
PUBLISHING DELIVERY DATE
Friday, September 6
Remember you should transcribe it in a word document and give the printed version to Miss Lilia.
Monday, August 19, 2013
Friday, August 16, 2013
LITERATURE BOOK 1
Dear students, this bimester you will be using Dracula in your Literature class. Enjoy!
READING STRATEGIES: IDENTIFY EXPLICIT INFORMATIVE ELEMENTS (FACTS, QUOTES, TERMS, ACTIONS, EXPLANATIONS) / USE CONTEXT TO IDENTIFY THE MEANING OF A WORD.
INFORMAL LETTER
DEFINITION
An Informal Letter is used when you are writing to someone you know personally or when you are writing subjectively to express your own private feelings and thoughts.
USEFUL INFORMAL LANGUAGE
Openings and closings:
Dear Tim,
Tim, hi
Thanks for your letter.
It was great to hear from you.
I hope you are well.
To advise & suggest:
Why don't you...
If I were you...
I recommend...
I suggest...
I think you should...
You could try...
You ought to...
It might be a good idea to...
To request and give information:
By the way,...
Let me tell you about...
Could you let me know...
I need to know...
Did I tell you that...
Closings:
Hope to hear from you soon.
Thanks for everything.
I have to go now.
Write soon.
Bye,
Take care,
Love,
Best wishes,
Yours,
TIPS
An Informal Letter is used when you are writing to someone you know personally or when you are writing subjectively to express your own private feelings and thoughts.
USEFUL INFORMAL LANGUAGE
Openings and closings:
Dear Tim,
Tim, hi
Thanks for your letter.
It was great to hear from you.
I hope you are well.
To advise & suggest:
Why don't you...
If I were you...
I recommend...
I suggest...
I think you should...
You could try...
You ought to...
It might be a good idea to...
To request and give information:
By the way,...
Let me tell you about...
Could you let me know...
I need to know...
Did I tell you that...
Closings:
Hope to hear from you soon.
Thanks for everything.
I have to go now.
Write soon.
Bye,
Take care,
Love,
Best wishes,
Yours,
TIPS
·
Use first names.
·
Use contractions.
·
Use informal
punctuation such as exclamation marks.
·
Give reasons
for what you say.
·
Use chatty, informal expressions.
·
Use a closing.
EXAMPLE
22 Green St.
London
75000 Great Britain
July 20, 2013
Hi,
Hope you're well. I'm writing because I'm coming to your town next month! It's part of a school visit but I'm so excited.
It's part of a big trip round your country. We're staying for two weeks. Can you tell me what clothes to bring - do you think it'll be hot or cold? Also my mum is really excited and wants me to bring her something typical from your country. Do you think I should buy her something like jewellery or would it be better to buy her some typical food?
We'll be spending a lot of time travelling around but we are in your town for two days. What do you think is the best thing to see there? Also I really hope I can get to see you. Do you think this will be possible?
Take care,
Tim
Hope you're well. I'm writing because I'm coming to your town next month! It's part of a school visit but I'm so excited.
It's part of a big trip round your country. We're staying for two weeks. Can you tell me what clothes to bring - do you think it'll be hot or cold? Also my mum is really excited and wants me to bring her something typical from your country. Do you think I should buy her something like jewellery or would it be better to buy her some typical food?
We'll be spending a lot of time travelling around but we are in your town for two days. What do you think is the best thing to see there? Also I really hope I can get to see you. Do you think this will be possible?
Take care,
Tim
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