## Exercise 5

Writing an informal letter/email

You have received an email from your friend:

I want to join a school club but don’t know which club to choose, drama or sport.

Unfortunately, I don’t have time for all of them. What should I do?

Yours,

Sam

Write a reply to Sam:

- give advice on what he/she should do.

- write about which school club you would like to attend and why.

- write a 150 word text.

Click on the link below to write your letter. I will send you my feedback. Make sure to download the document, rename it and send it to my email address.

Vazifehdanz@gmail.com

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1eGfrroJBYtFnYZ33yoZTyOEHYqxgDzQJO7YtPLDfKiM/edit?usp=sharing

Here is an example of an informal letter using the second conditional.

Fiona has moved to live in London. She wrote a letter to her friend Mandy and asked her for some advice about finding a flat in London. Here is Many’s reply to Fiona's letter: Dear Fiona, I’m glad to hear that you have decided to move to London. It’ll be great to have a friend from home living here. In your letter you asked me to give you some advice finding a flat; here are some suggestions: If I were you, I would start by checking advertisements in the London papers. For example, “Daily Mail” and the “Evening standard” have large sections with houses and flats for rent. I would also contact an estate agent if I were you. If you contact them, they will give you a list of all the places in the area you want at a price you can afford. Please call me if you need any help. Love, Mandy

>>>> Click on the arrow to go to "Extension task 1". (Required for Team Green, optional for Team Organe and Blue if you have finished all other tasks and did well on formative test!)