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    The email updates Karina on what the writer has been doing since they last met, describes a recent positive experience they had volunteering, and explains they have to go but will catch up again soon. Dear Miss Karina, How have you been since we last met? I hope you've been well. I've just finished up a volunteering project that I've really enjoyed. I decided to volunteer at the local animal shelter since we last spoke, as I've never helped out there before but have always loved animals. I've been walking dogs and playing with cats every weekend for the past month now. It's been such a rewarding experience

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    The email updates Karina on what the writer has been doing since they last met, describes a recent positive experience they had volunteering, and explains they have to go but will catch up again soon. Dear Miss Karina, How have you been since we last met? I hope you've been well. I've just finished up a volunteering project that I've really enjoyed. I decided to volunteer at the local animal shelter since we last spoke, as I've never helped out there before but have always loved animals. I've been walking dogs and playing with cats every weekend for the past month now. It's been such a rewarding experience

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    How to write an informal

    email
    write what should not be forgotten.
    Isabel Allende
    Writing Preparation
    Paragraph 1: Paragraph 2:
    Say hello, ask your friend two questions about Give more details about your experience. Explain
    themselves, and tell them what you’ve been doing. where it took place and what was involved. Say what
    What have you been doing since we last met? happened in the end.
    I have been... I decided to be positive…
    … it’s been a big success, so I’m really pleased.

    Paragraph 3: Paragraph 4:
    Say how you felt about the experience. Explain Finish the e-mail by saying why you have to stop
    what conclusions you have come to. writing. Say goodbye.
    I mean, you have an opinion about something, but then… Anyway, I have to ….. I’ve just...
    It’s never happened to me before, but...
    Email example
    Present Perfect (Reminder)

    This tense is formed by…

    Subject + have/has + the past participle.

    I have never read so many books!


    Present Perfect (Reminder)

    just since

    Subject + have/has + the past participle

    for
    never
    Present Perfect (Reminder)

    ever

    Have/Has + subject + the past participle


    1. The email has to be addressed to me (Miss Karina)
    2. It must be between 150 and 200 words
    3. Use at least 4 sentences in Present Perfect (PP) / Present perfect
    continuous.
    4. In the PP use just, never, ever, since, and for.
    5. Keep the vocabulary informal… but not too informal.
    6. Use connectors
    7. Check grammar and spelling (Capital letters and punctuation)

    Requirements

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