Стр.95 Unit 10 ГДЗ Вербицкая Forward 10 класс

1. WRITING
   Work in pairs. Then compare and discuss your lists.
   Student A, how often do you use these ways of communicating? Number them 1–8.
   Student B, how easy are these ways of communicating to use? Number them 1–8.
   letters; emails; blogs; faxes; chat rooms; mobile phone calls; calls from a land line; text messages
2. Read the letter and answer the questions.
   1. What has Dominic Carter done?
   2. Why does he need to contact Jeremy Barker?
   3. Is the style of the letter formal or informal? Why?
3. Some of the words and phrases in the letter are too informal. Replace them with the more formal equivalents from the box.
   was unobtainable; on a number of occasions; assume; was returned to me; discuss; provided us with; I regret; was incomplete; resolve this issue; obtained; contact at your earliest convenience; I have no doubt; as soon as possible; deliver it according to company policy
4. Think Back! Write Do or Don’t in front of these statements about formal letters.
   1. use contractions.
   2. include the address of the person you are writing to.
   3. use abbreviations, e.g. etc., asap, eg.
   4. use Yours sincerely or Yours faithfully.
5. Read the information and follow the instructions.
   An English person recently came to your school to give a talk (what was the talk about?). He/She left a personal possession (what is it?) at the school (where exactly?). You want to return the possession (how will you return it?), but you have had difficulty contacting the person (how have you tried to contact him/her?). You have a possible address for the person, but you’re not sure if it’s correct (why?).
   Write a letter to the person. Thank them for coming to give the talk. Explain the situation. Ask them to contact you.

quizzical MG Publications
44 Gray Square
Manchester MC2
www.quizzical.co.uk
Tel: 0161 454545

Mr Dominic Carter
18 Springfield Road
Bristol BS4 2EQ

June 25, 2016

Dear Mr Carter,

I am writing to congratulate you on winning the first prize in our ‘Word Wizard’ competition. My company says I need to confirm your address and arrange for the prize to be sent by registered post, or for a courier to drop it off. I have therefore tried to telephone you loads of times to talk about this, but the number you gave us on the entry form didn’t work. I also sent an email to the hotmail address which I got from the entry form, but it bounced back, so I reckon the address had something missing. I’m sure that you would like to sort this out asap, and I’m really sorry about the delay which has been caused. I would therefore be grateful if you could get in touch with me on the above telephone number as soon as you can.

Yours sincerely,

Jeremy Barker

Jeremy Barker
Senior Administrator