Writing an e-card.

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Writing an e-card

Project guideline

Parts of the e-card Starting your postcard: Dear + Name e.g: Dear Mary Dear John

To say hello: Dear Susan, Hi, Peter

Parts of the e-card Where are you: Use the present continuous to say you're enjoying the holiday, where you are staying, how the weather is etc. Remember that you have to mention where you are.

Where you are (present continuous) I’m in ______. We’re having a great/good/excellent time. It's raining We are spending… The weather is pretty good/fine/awful. This is our first/second/third day in _________(name of place).

Parts of the e-card Where you were: Use the past simple and time expressions to talk about things you already did or places you visited.

Things you did (past simple) Time expressions: Yesterday Last week Last month One week ago Three years ago Yesterday morning The day before yesterday In March On sunday I visited many museums/parks/places We went to.. It was very impressive/surpriging/disapointing

Today’s goal: 50 words Remember to include Greeting Present continuous Past simple + 1 time expression