Writing an Email

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In our global di­gital world, writ­ing an email is the most widely used method of con­tact­ing oth­ers. On p.2 you will find an email, find la­bels for the fol­low­ing lines:
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Col­lect con­tent and vocab­u­lary for the main bodyof an email (that is the sec­tions between l. 3 - 17), high­light formal and in­formal lan­guage, as well as pos­sible dif­fer­ences between Eng­lish and other lan­guages you might speak.

from friend@mailservice.com

subject: Out-​of-​school activities

Hey friend,

I hope you're doing well and that school isn't too over­whelm­ing at the mo­ment.

I wanted to reach out and ask you a ques­tion - what do you enjoy doing out­side of school?

I'm al­ways in­ter­ested in hear­ing about people's hob­bies and in­terests. My cousin, for ex­ample, is a fant­astic artist and loves to paint in her free time. It's great to have some­thing to do that you enjoy and that helps you relax.

So, what do you like to do? Are you in­volved in any sports teams, clubs or groups? Do you have a pas­sion for music, writ­ing or any other cre­at­ive activ­ity? I'm al­ways keen to learn about new things and would love to know more about what you enjoy doing.

Also, I'm curi­ous to know if your par­ents en­cour­age you to par­ti­cip­ate in any ex­tra­cur­ricular activ­it­ies. Do they have any sug­ges­tions for you or do they let you choose on your own?

Thanks for tak­ing the time to read this email. I can't wait to hear your re­sponse!

Best re­gards,

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Write an anwer to this email (200 words), re­mem­ber to use the struc­ture and words provided on p.1

Writing an Email

von J. Schmitz

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