2.  Explored what the differences were between formal and informal language  Proof read a formal and informal letter  Write a formal and informal letter

3. Can you name 3 other formal types of text that are likely to come up in the exam?

4.  Identify features of an email  Write a formal email using the correct format and tone  Write a informal email using the correct format and tone

5. Which age is most likely to regularly use emails and why?

6.  Emails are less formal than letters.  You do not need to write addresses or a date.  There is no set layout like writing a letter.  To start an email use Hello or Dear (use Dear Sir/Madam if you do not know their name.  End the email with Yours Sincerely, Yours Faithfully or Kind Regards.

7.  CC - carbon copy  BCC - blind carbon copy  Subject - tells the receiver what the email is about  Attachments – send computer files with the email  Greeting – Follow formal letter greeting rule  Complimentary close – Kind Regards, Yours Sincerely, Yours Faithfully Faithfully

9. In small groups, discuss the pros and cons of immigration

10. The Prime Minister David Cameron has decided to introduce a law that will only allow people to enter the UK who possess a trade. Write a formal email to the Prime Minister stating why you agree or disagree with this law.

11.  You’ve decided to arrange a protest in response to David Cameron’s new law.  You will need to write an email to friend inviting them to attend. The email should include:  Where the protest will be held  What time the protest will be  What you would like them to bring or make  Ask for suggestions on what else would be of use  Request your friend to forward your email on