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Part I A letter or email
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D e a rS i r o r M a d a m ,( 1 ) (7) I am writing to apply for the post of Sports andActivitiesOrganiser, as advertisedin Jobs Abroad magazine.(3) (4) I would very much welcome the opportunity to spend the summer working at Camp UK in Scotland as (6) | enjoy working with teenagers,(7) and would also like to get to know more about life and customs in the UK. Moreover,(6) | am a keen sportspersonand e n j o yh o r s e - r i d i n gt,e n n i sa n d v o l l e y b a l l(.4 ) I have a goodcommand of English,(7) having studied it at school for eight years, and I have also (6) spent a month at a summer school in lreland.(4) I would be gratefulif you could tell me what type of accommodation(7)you provideand whal (a) it costs. Could you also (6) let me know when you will be holdingthe interviews? fi) I look forward to hearingfrom you. (5) Yours faithfully(1) J o a n n aM u r d o c hIf you begin the letter or email with Dear Sir or Madam, finish with Yoursfaithfully. If you begin with Dear (Mr Smfth), finish with Yourssincerely. If you are askedto write an email, you will be given a printed email headingso you do not needto make one up. Startby sayingwhy you are writing. Divide the letter into three or four short paragraphs, eachwith its own topic. If you expecta reply to yourletter write 'I look forward to hearingfrom you.' after the final paragraph. Uselinking words to join ideasand sentences. Referto the input information but do not copy out largeparts of it.

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Pafi2 A letter
You have received a letter from a friend in an English-speakingcountry, telling you what they did in the summer holidays. Write a letter back telling them what you did in the holidays. Write 120-180words.

Invent a name for the person you arewriting to. Mention the correspondence that you have received.Thank the person for it or react to it in some way. Use informal language, contractions, someshort phrasalverbsand sentences, (one or two) exclamation marks. Divide the letter into three or four short paragraphs,each with its own topic. Finish the letter with an informal phrase such as Loue, Lots of loue, Take care or All the best.

DearSally(1) Thanks for your letter. (2) It soundslike you had a great summer. I really enjoyedthe holidaystoo, but they weren't long enough! (3) (4) As soon as schoolbroke up I went off to Spainwith my parents.We stayedin a lovely little village on the north coastand spent loads of time on the beach or walking in the mountains. (a) When I came back (:) I spent three works working in a cafe.At first...