LESSON 7A WRITING - Looking ahead - English - 11 th

LESSON 7A WRITING - Looking ahead

The lesson focuses on writing a formal email. It explains how to properly greet and sign off an email, including the correct use of "Yours sincerely" or "Yours faithfully" based on whether you know the recipient's name. The structure of a formal email is broken down, including how to introduce your purpose, state the problem, and request action in the final paragraph. The lesson emphasizes formal writing conventions, such as avoiding contractions, using passive voice, and employing more polite or indirect language. Additionally, students learn to use hypothetical constructions and less direct forms to make their tone more formal. By the end, they should understand how to compose a clear, polite, and formal email.

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