Стр.31 Unit 3 ГДЗ Вербицкая Forward 9 класс
Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Вербицкая, Маккинли, Хастингс 9 класс, Вентана-Граф: 2 In pairs, match each paragraph with its subject.
a Filial greetings and offer to give more help or information
b Who the author of the letter is and his/her reason for writing
c Answer to the second enquiry (information about what to bring)
d Answer to the first enquiry (plans and places worth visiting)
3 In pairs, look at the letter in Exercise 1 again and follow the instructions.
1 Choose the sentences below that you would normally write in a formal letter.
2 Decide which of the sentences you’ve chosen usually go:
• in the first paragraph of a letter.
• in the last paragraph of a letter.
Say hi to your sister from me!
I hope to answer some of your questions.
Thank you for your letter.
Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions.
I am writing on behalf of …
How’s it going?
Write back soon!
Sorry, I haven’t written for ages.
4 Study Train Your Brain and check your answers to Exercise 3.
TRAIN YOUR BRAIN Writing skills
A formal letter giving information
• In the first paragraph, thank your correspondent for a previous letter, explain who you are (/ am writing on behalf of…) or why you are writing.
• In the next paragraphs answer your correspondent’s questions and give more information. Use phrases like we hope to/are going to, should/shouldn’t, it’s a good idea to, please remember to etc. to talk about plans and arrangements.
• You can end the letter by inviting the person to write with more questions, and by saying that you hope to see or hear from him/her soon.
• If you are sending extra information like a map with your letter, use a phrase like Please find enclosed….
• Remember to use formal style.
5. In pairs, discuss what city or region in our
country you would recommend to a visitor. Write sentences using the ideas below to help you.
beautiful scenery sightseeing
very famous a great atmosphere relaxing
good for walking/sailing a historic city
has an interesting history
a lot to see and do good nightlife
very cheap close/easy to travel to
6 Follow the instructions to write a letter giving information. Use Train Your Brain and your ideas from Exercise 5 to help you.
A class of students from the UK is coming to your school on an exchange programmer. The form tutor, Mrs. Cowan, wrote with some questions. Reply to her letter on behalf of the school organizing committee.
Remember the rules of letter writing. Note the differences between an email and a letter. Answer the following questions:
• What towns and country regions are the students going to visit?
• Do students need visas to enter your country?
• Can they contact you if they need any further information?
Project idea
Do you know what abbreviations BRICS and CIS (БРИКС and СНГ in Russian) stand for? Search the Internet for sites that may help you to learn more about these international organisations. Write a short history of one of them using words and expressions from the text about the European Union. Don’t forget about some illustrations (national flags of the participants, photos of the leaders of these countries, etc.) *Цитирирование части задания со ссылкой на учебник производится исключительно в учебных целях для лучшего понимания разбора решения задания.
Ответ
2.
- b Who the author of the letter is and his/her reason for writing
- d Answer to the first enquiry (plans and places worth visiting)
- c Answer to the second enquiry (information about what to bring)
- a Final greetings and offer to give more help or information
3.
Sentences usually written in a formal letter:
- Thank you for your letter.
- I am writing on behalf of …
- I hope to answer some of your questions.
- Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions.
Usually in the first paragraph:
- Thank you for your letter.
- I am writing on behalf of …
- I hope to answer some of your questions.
Usually in the last paragraph:
- Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions.
4.
In a formal letter giving information, you should thank the person for the letter, say who you are or why you are writing, answer the questions in the next paragraphs, and finish by inviting the person to write again if they need more information.
5.
- Our country has beautiful scenery and a lot to see and do.
- This region is very famous for its historic cities and interesting history.
- It has a great atmosphere and good nightlife.
- It is a relaxing place and is good for walking and sightseeing.
- It is very cheap and easy to travel to.
6.
Dear Mrs Cowan,
Thank you for your letter. I am writing on behalf of the school organising committee and I am happy to answer your questions.
The students are going to visit our capital city and several famous places in the region. They will also have a chance to see some historic sights and enjoy the local scenery.
They do not need visas to enter our country if they are coming for a short school exchange visit, but they should bring their passports and travel documents.
Please feel free to contact us if you need any further information.
Yours sincerely,
The school organising committee
