
Logic: Email writing
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8th Grade
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Do you remember their problem?
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Think about who is the receiver of this advice.
このアドバイスの受け手が誰なのかを考えてみてください。
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To _________, (Yumi or Kana?)
If I were you, I would try to use as much English as possible. First,
remember why you decided to study abroad. As long as you continue to use more Japanese than necessary, you will make it harder for yourself to progress. That's not what you want So when you don't understand the class, how about asking your teacher first? You can improve your English skills by using the language as much as you can. Second, trying to use as much English as possible is also good for (Yumi or Kana?) , who wants to improve her English skills as well. So you should only use Japanese when you have serious trouble communicating.
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Multiple Choice
Who should receive this advice from Ms. Green?
グリーンさんからこのアドバイスを受けるのは誰ですか?
Yumi
Kana
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Multiple Choice
Based on your answer, what should be the correct email address that Ms. Green should use in her email?
あなたの答えに基づいて、グリーンさんが彼女のメールで使用するべき正しいメールアドレスは何にすべきですか?
ysuzuki@studyabroadus.com
ksato@studyabroadus.com
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It is like a title of your essay.
It gives the main idea of your email message.
エッセイのタイトルのようなものです。それはあなたの電子メールメッセージの主旨を与えます。
Email Subject
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Multiple Choice
Choose the best subject for Ms. Green's email.
I am sorry.
My advice
That's too bad
Oh, no!
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Replace this with your body text.
Duplicate this text as many times as you would like.
All provided templates can be reused multiple times.
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Multiple Choice
What will be the best greeting for Ms. Green's email message?
Dear student,
Dear Kana Sato,
Dear Kana,
Dear Ms. Sato,
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Words to end a letter
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Multiple Choice
What is the best closing for the email?
Yours sincerely,
Cheers.
Bye!
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You will give advice to Yumi by writing her an email.
But before that...
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Repeat after me
Useful expressions
On giving advice
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Multiple Choice
I am too fat.
You should eating less.
You should eat less.
Why don't you get a part-time job?
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Multiple Choice
I have no money.
Why don't you got a part-time job?
Why don't you get a part-time job.
Why don't you get a part-time job?
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Multiple Choice
I'm always late for work.
If I were you, I will change my job.
If I were you, I would get an alarm clock.
Why don't you slept early?
You should came to work earlier.
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