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Starlight
Стр.28-29 Рабочая тетрадь Модуль 2 ГДЗ Starlight Баранова 11 класс
Баранова, Дули, Копылова
11 класс
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Английский
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Баранова, Дули, Копылова

Стр.28-29 Рабочая тетрадь Модуль 2 ГДЗ Starlight Баранова 11 класс

Задача

Writing semi-formal letters, emails

  1. The following extracts (A–F) are beginnings or endings of emails or letters. In each case:

    • identify the type of letter/email (e.g. asking for/giving advice, asking for/giving information, explaining arrangements, expressing thanks, etc.);
    • say whether the letter/email is semi-formal or informal.

    A I realise it is short notice but your presence at the event would be appreciated.

    В Just dropping you a line to say thanks for your help last week at the party.

    С I am writing with regard to the teaching position that was advertised in the weekly town magazine.

    D Should you require any further information about the schedule, please do not hesitate to contact our office.

    E I just had the greatest time trekking through the National Park here in Kenya.

    F Hope this was what you were looking for.

  2. Match the opening and closing remarks. What type of letter/email are they from and what style are they written in?

    Opening remarks

    1. I was wondering if you know any good sights in your town that I could visit while I’m there.
    2. I would appreciate it if you would provide me with some further details regarding our itinerary.
    3. I am writing to inform you about some last minute changes that were made in the wedding plans.

    Closing remarks

    • A Once again, I would like to thank you for everything you have done so far and I look forward to hearing from you.
    • В Please feel free to contact us if you have any queries or concerns regarding the latest additions.
    • C Hope we can do some touring together. Write soon.
  3. Look at the emails below. One is semi-formal and one is informal. Choose from the pairs of phrases (A–L) to complete each email correctly.

    A this decision/up my mind

    В think that I should/would rather see me

    C for your advice/what you think

    D really fancy signing up/am enthusiastic about enrolling

    E prefer to follow/want to have

    F my choice of/choosing

    G don’t like/disapprove of

    H more respectable/better

    I understand/get

    J am quite confused/’m so lost

    К concern/worry

    L appreciate your advice/love it if you helped me out

    A

    Dear Mr Peters,

    I am writing to ask 1) ______ on 2) ______ a career. The time has come for me to make 3) ______ and I 4) ______. I have longed to be a musician since I was young. My parents 5) ______ the life of a musician and 6) ______ me choose something 7) ______. On the other hand, I 8) ______ in music studies at University. I 9) ______ my parents’ 10) ______, but I 11) ______ a career that is satisfying and fulfills me. I would very much 12) ______.

    Kind regards,
    James Preston

    B

    Dear David,

    Just writing to ask 1) ______ about 2) ______ a job. Time’s up and I have to make 3) ______ but I 4) ______. I have wanted to be a musician since I was young. My parents 5) ______ the life of a musician and 6) ______ something 7) ______. On the other hand, I 8) ______ in music studies at the University. I 9) ______ why they 10) ______ but I 11) ______ a job that I enjoy doing. Please, I’d 12) ______.

    Thanks,
    James

  4. Suggest opening and closing remarks for the letters (A–G) below. An example is given. What style (semi-formal, informal, formal) would you use to write each one?

    A Write to your community centre to ask about their summer activities.

    В Thank your friend for his/her advice on a sport you want to take up.

    C Write a letter of application for a position as editor of a weekly woman’s magazine.

    D Inform your schoolmates about the upcoming talent show.

    E Write to your manager and express your regret about having missed a meeting.

    F Write a letter of complaint to a newspaper about an upsetting editorial.

    G Write to an out-of-town colleague and explain the arrangements that have been made for his upcoming visit.

  5. Read the extracts from the letters. Replace the words/phrases in bold with more suitable ones from the lists. Identify what style of letter/email each one is.

    List 1: few queries; of acceptance; from; fine institution; student accommodation; pleased to receive; however; would be an honour

    Dear Sir/Madam,

    I was 1) glad to get the letter 2) telling me I was accepted into your college. It 3) would be great to attend your 4) really great school. 5) But, I do have a 6) few questions about 7) finding a place to stay.

    List 2: go; I just wanted to tell; let me know if you’re into it; I had the time of my life; can’t wait to hear from you; love

    1) I am writing to inform you about the new amusement park I went to. 2) It was an exhilarating experience. Maybe we could 3) plan a visit there together. 4) Please inform me if you would be interested. 5) I look forward to your reply. 6) Yours sincerely, Janice

    List 3: when I discovered; were unaccounted for; I am writing; a considerable amount; was appalled; purchased on the 22nd March; attachments

    Dear Sir or Madam,

    1) Just a note to complain about the LCD TV I 2) got from your shop 3) the other day. When I opened the box, I 4) was shocked 5) to find that 6) more than half of the 7) parts 8) were gone.

  6. a) Read the letter. Who is it: to? from? What is its purpose? What style should it be written in?

    b) Choose the most appropriate words/phrases to complete the letter.

    1. a apologise for; b say I’m sorry
    2. a letting you down; b failing you
    3. a were aware; b knew
    4. a your departure; b you left
    5. a said; b mentioned
    6. a hire; b fill some positions
    7. a all right by me; b a most welcoming offer
    8. a To compensate; b To make it better
    9. a require; b need
    10. a Yours sincerely; b Yours

    Dear Mr Wilson,

    I’m writing to 1) ______ 2) ______ I know I had promised to water your plants while you were away on holiday, but an opportunity came up that I couldn’t pass on. As you 3) ______ I had been looking for a summer job for quite some time. As luck would have it, I found one the day after 4) ______. My mum’s brother was visiting when he 5) ______ that the amusement park near his town was looking to 6) ______ for the summer. As my uncle lives in the countryside, it meant staying with him all summer, which was 7) ______. I asked my brother to continue the watering for me, but I guess we both found out how unreliable he can be! I understand that some of your plants were destroyed by the heat. 8) ______, I would like to pay for any plants that will 9) ______ to be replaced. Please accept my apology again. 10) ______,

Подробный ответ

1

  • A — asking for information; semi-formal
  • B — expressing thanks; informal
  • C — applying for a job; semi-formal
  • D — giving information; semi-formal
  • E — describing an experience; informal
  • F — giving information/help; informal

2

  • 1 — C — asking for information; informal
  • 2 — B — asking for information; semi-formal
  • 3 — A — giving information; semi-formal

3

A

1) for your advice on 2) my choice of a career. The time has come for me to make 3) this decision and I 4) am quite confused. I have longed to be a musician since I was young. My parents 5) disapprove of the life of a musician and 6) would rather see me choose something 7) more respectable. On the other hand, I 8) am enthusiastic about enrolling in music studies at University. I 9) understand my parents’ 10) concern, but I 11) prefer to follow a career that is satisfying and fulfills me. I would very much 12) appreciate your advice.

Style: semi-formal.

B

1) what you think I should do about 2) choosing a job. Time’s up and I have to make 3) up my mind but I 4) ’m so lost. I have wanted to be a musician since I was young. My parents 5) don’t like the life of a musician and 6) think that I should choose something 7) better. On the other hand, I 8) really fancy signing up in music studies at the University. I 9) get why they 10) worry but I 11) want to have a job that I enjoy doing. Please, I’d 12) love it if you helped me out.

Style: informal.

4

  • A Opening: I am writing to inquire about the summer activities offered by your community centre.
    Closing: I look forward to hearing from you soon and hope to find something of interest.
  • B Opening: Thanks a lot for your advice about the sport I want to take up.
    Closing: Thanks again for your help. Write soon.
  • C Opening: I am writing to apply for the position of editor of your weekly women’s magazine.
    Closing: I look forward to your reply and hope to be given the opportunity to work with you.
  • D Opening: I’m writing to let you know about the upcoming talent show.
    Closing: Hope to see you all there!
  • E Opening: I am writing to express my regret for missing the meeting.
    Closing: Please accept my apologies once again.
  • F Opening: I am writing to complain about an upsetting editorial published in your newspaper.
    Closing: I look forward to your response and hope you will take my complaint seriously.
  • G Opening: I am writing to explain the arrangements that have been made for your upcoming visit.
    Closing: Please let me know if you need any further information.

Styles: A — semi-formal; B — informal; C — formal; D — informal; E — semi-formal; F — formal; G — semi-formal.

5

1 pleased to receive
2 of acceptance from
3 would be an honour
4 fine institution
5 however
6 queries
7 student accommodation

Style: formal.

2

1) I just wanted to tell you about the new amusement park I went to. 2) I had the time of my life. Maybe we could 3) go there together. 4) Let me know if you’re into it. 5) I can’t wait to hear from you. 6) Love, Janice

Style: informal.

3

1) I am writing 2) on 22nd March 3) when I discovered 4) purchased 5) was appalled 6) that 7) a considerable amount 8) were unaccounted for

Style: formal.

6

a) To: Mr Wilson. From: Albert. Purpose: to apologise for not watering the plants and to offer compensation. Style: semi-formal.

b)

1) apologise for
2) failing you
3) were aware
4) your departure
5) mentioned
6) fill some positions
7) a most welcoming offer
8) To compensate
9) need
10) Yours sincerely



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