Using English in a classroom - Penfriends If you already know your pen friend then start the letter with “Dear John”. If not, then start it with “Dear penfriend”. Starting the first Letter Hi! Starting the second Letter Hi! Starting the second letter with an apology I am sorry I did not reply earlier. Saying Goodbye Bye for now and write back soon! From your penpal From your new friend Yours sincerely Your pen friend From your Friend Topics Do not write everything in the first letter. Introduce Yourself Your age, weight and height Date of birth, place of birth, nationality What you look like Your hobbies Your favourite things (i.e. colour, food, sport) What you like to do at the weekend. My name is Manit and I am 12 years old. My name is Su and I am 13 years old. Hello. Introduce your family How many brothers and sisters you have What schools they go to Parents’ names and occupations What they are like There are five people in my family. There are four people in my family. I am an only child. Write about your school.
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How to write an article for New FCE exam | English Exam Help How to write an article for the New FCE exam? Here’s a sample topic that has been divided into paragraphs and each of the sections explained. Part 2 You must answer this question. You see this competition in an international magazine. Imagine you were on a desert island. The best article will be published and the writer will receive £500. Write your article in 140- 190 words in an appropriate style on the separate answer sheet. Sample answer: Life away from home How would you feel about living on a desert island? You start with Paragraph 1- IntroductionIn the introduction you : – think of a title that will catch the reader’s attention – include the topic- you might not know the reader personally, but still, you can address him/her directly (e.g. ask them a question) Phrases you can use in the introduction: Addressing the reader Have you ever.. You absolutely must … Can you imagine … I’m sure you’d agree I must tell you about … You wouldn’t believe.. DON’T copy out the task- use synonyms For a start ..
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* Langue et culture anglaise * Programmation CE2 (BO 2008 + 2012) - Culture anglaise : United Kingdom and London Découverte de Londres à partir de l'album Hello London de Claudette Bull-Buttay. -1er thème : salutations et les consignes + des flashcards Hello goodbye des Beatles -2ème thème : Halloween -3ème thème : Le temps / La météo Vidéo pour la mise en scène et le vocabulaire Affichage météo pour la météo -4ème thème : Les couleurs -5ème thème : Les nombres planches de bingo + flashcards -6ème thème : Les jours, mois et la date -7ème thème : English breakfast - Des chansons avec les paroles pour accompagner les différents thèmes A suivre ... ! De nombreuses ressources ici etici aussi ! Anglais au cycle 3 Si vous avez des ressources, elles sont les bienvenues !
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