Номер 2, страница 18 - гдз по английскому языку 10 класс (spotlight) учебник Афанасьева, Дули

Module 1 - Strong ties. 1e Writing Skills - номер 2, страница 18.

Условие.

2 Read the theory box.

...Endings

A I really hope you feel better soon. Give me a call some time! Best wishes, Sam

B Anyway, that's all for now! Write and tell me my news! Yours, Andy

C Well, that's about all. Thanks again for the gift, Grandma. See you soon, Love, Luke xxx

D Anyway, I hope my advice helps! Write and tell me how you get on. Lots of love, Jill xxx

E I hope we get a chance to discuss things. Once again, I'm really sorry. Yours, Dan

F I'd love to see pictures from the ceremony. See you soon. Beth

G So, I'll see you on Friday after school at your house. I can't wait! John

H What would you advise me to do? Please write back as soon as you can. Kathy

We write informal letters to friends and relatives we know well, or to people our own age. An informal letter should include:

• an informal greeting such as Dear/Hi + person's name or just Hi!;

• an introduction with opening remarks, e.g. How are you? I'm fine but I've been really busy, etc. and your reason for writing;

• a main body containing the main point(s) of the letter;

• a conclusion with closing remarks, e.g. That's all for now. Write back soon;

• an informal ending, e.g. Lots of love/See you soon/Best wishes/Yours + your name or just your name.

Each paragraph should have a topic sentence followed by appropriate supporting sentences.

Informal letters should be written in an informal style. That is: everyday vocabulary (e.g. It's taken me a while to ...), short forms (e.g. I'd, I've, there's), colloquial expressions/idioms (e.g. I thought I'd drop you a line ...), phrasal verbs (e.g. settle in, getting on).

Решение 1.

Решение 2.