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    This document provides guidelines for writing letters or emails in English, including sections to include, order of sections, example phrases for each section, and tips. The main sections are: greeting, introduction, body (1-3 paragraphs), conclusion, closing, and postscript. The introduction should be brief, thank the recipient if responding to a previous letter, and introduce the topic without restating what was in the previous letter. The body should use phrases that make it sound like a conversation rather than a story. The conclusion should provide a reason for ending the letter and restate the main topic.

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    Informal Letters Writing Tips Ig

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    This document provides guidelines for writing letters or emails in English, including sections to include, order of sections, example phrases for each section, and tips. The main sections are: greeting, introduction, body (1-3 paragraphs), conclusion, closing, and postscript. The introduction should be brief, thank the recipient if responding to a previous letter, and introduce the topic without restating what was in the previous letter. The body should use phrases that make it sound like a conversation rather than a story. The conclusion should provide a reason for ending the letter and restate the main topic.

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    to
    remember:
    Būtinos pastraipos ir jų eilės tvarka:

    Pasisveikinimas
    Įžanga
    Dėstymas (1-3)
    Baigiamoji pastraipa (pvz., Jau turiu baigti...)
    Baigiamoji frazė (pvz., Best wishes,)

    PS .....
    Kreipiamės būtinai vardu!

    Dear Linas,
    Hi Linas!
    Įžanga

    • Įžanga neturi būti per ilga – geriausia 2-3


    sakiniai.
    • padėkojame už laišką (jei jį gavome)
    • užsimename apie ką mes rašysime ir
    dėstyme nebegrįžtame prie to, ką mums
    rašė draugas...
    Thank you for your letter so much! It was
    great to hear that you had an excursion to
    the Lake District. You know, I’ve just
    come from a school trip, too!
    Last week we visited ….

    35 words
    Dėstymas
    Turi šiek tiek priminti pokalbį, o ne pasakos
    sekimą.
    Tokį įspūdį sukurti padėtų:
    Well, I had really a great time in Vilnius...
    Well, you'll never guess what my favourite
    music is ...
    You know, this trip was so exciting because we
    met ....
    I really was astonished by ...
    Anyway, as I'm sure you know by now, Vilnius is
    the capital of Lithuania
    Anyway, as I was saying earlier, I
    Luckily, we didn’t .....
    I've got a fantastic new job.
    ...awesome....
    My new teacher is an absolute nightmare.
    It's been ages since I last visited a live
    concert.
    Drop me a line when you have time and tell
    me what you have been up to lately.
    I guess, we will meet up in Lithuania in
    summer.
    I can't help thinking I should've told you
    sooner...
    If you let me have your number, I'll give you
    a call at the weekend.
    Do you think you could send me a copy of
    the photos?
    Would you mind if we didn't go camping?
    You don't mind, do you?
    By the way, did you know that ...
    Now where was I? Oh yes, I nearly forgot,
    we’re having a street music festival in
    June ...
    To tell you the truth, I ...
    Well, to cut a long story short, we
    Could you come over to spend some time with
    me during the summer.Let me know what dates
    would be good for you.
    I know this is your first visit to Britain, so please
    let me know what kind of things you'd like to do
    when you're here.
    Sorry I'm a bit late replying, but I've been really
    busy studying for my exams
    Of course, a day sightseeing in London would
    be great, too.
    Baigiamoji pastraipa:
    • ‘netikėta’ priežastis, kodėl baigiu laišką
    • Užsimenu apie svarbiausią dalyką savo
    laiške
    • Laukiu atsakymo
    Anyway, I guess it’s time I got on with
    that studying I’ve been avoiding. Drop me
    a line when you have time and let me
    know what you think about my excursion
    to Palanga.

    Best wishes,
    Waiting for your questions and comments

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