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    There Are Two Emails Below. One Is Informal (To A Friend) and The Other Is Formal (Email To A Principal)

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    Jane, a teacher in the UK, emailed a friend in Australia and her school principal for advice on starting an English Club. Her informal email to her friend contained grammatical errors that needed correcting. Her formal email to the principal contained vocabulary mistakes that needed identification and correction, such as misspelled words.

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    Jane, a teacher in the UK, emailed a friend in Australia and her school principal for advice on starting an English Club. Her informal email to her friend contained grammatical errors that needed correcting. Her formal email to the principal contained vocabulary mistakes that needed identification and correction, such as misspelled words.

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    Jane, a teacher in the UK, emailed a friend in Australia and her school principal for advice on starting an English Club. Her informal email to her friend contained grammatical errors that needed correcting. Her formal email to the principal contained vocabulary mistakes that needed identification and correction, such as misspelled words.

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    Skills development: Aptis writing part 4 There are two emails below.

    One is informal (to a friend) and the other is formal (email to a principal). Informal mail
    Jane is a teacher at a local primary school in the UK, she has emailed her friend in Australia to ask for advice on opening up an English Club at her school. There are !" grammatical errors in this email. #orrect them below:

    $rite the correct words%phrases here:

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    !. make it #. $ouldn t &.the (.a lot 1*. come

    &ormal mail
    Jane has also emailed her principal to ask for his advice to start the English Club.

    There are !" vocab'lar( mistakes in this email. #an (o' find them) (for e*ample: spelling or wrong word)

    $rite the correct words%phrases here. There ma( be more than one correct answer

    1.ac+uire ".advice %.going '.$elcome ). -oin

    !.other #.issue &.e,plain (.possible 1*.further

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