Function
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Writing to a close
friend
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Writing to a
stranger
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Thanking for present
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Thanks for the great
book – love the cartoons
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Thank you for the
most enjoyable and amusing book you sent me
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Requesting a favour
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Hey, friend, will
you help me with my project?
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I was wondering if
there might be any chance of your giving me some assistance with a project I
am currently working on.
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Making a suggestion
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How about meeting at
the theatre next Saturday?
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Bella dama, would
you agree to meet with my humble person at the theatre next Saturday? I won’t
look at the play; it’s just to have your preciousness by my side and being
able to admire your beauty.
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Apologising
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I’m terribly sorry I
forgot to post you the report.
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I want to show my
greater regret for having forgotten to post the report I promised it would in
your email this afternoon. Sorry for the inconvenience. It won’t happen
again.
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Complaining
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Hey, tell your sons
to turn the music down before 11 p.m. Some of us work tomorrow…
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I would be very
grateful if you could ensure that your sons turn their music down after 11
p.m.
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Initial salutation
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How are you, man?
And your family? Hope everything is all right.
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I hope that you and
your family are keeping well.
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Drawing letter to a
close
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Better go now or I’ll
miss the post. Longing to see you soon. Love,
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I hope this letter
has been helpful for you. If you have any question, please, write us back.
Best regards
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domingo, 6 de octubre de 2013
FCE Writing - Being polite and tactful
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