Writing-A Formal Letter

Formal letters in English follow a specific layout. You can learn about it in:

Cristina Cabal's Presentation about Formal Letters

Here is a model you can use to write a draft of your formal letter

Vocabulary: Food

Try this activity to practise your vocabulary about food, ingredients, tastes, etc.

Present Simple or Present Continuous?

Remember, we use the present simple for usual, repeated activities and routines and we use the present continuous for actions happening when we are speaking.
Now try this:

Halloween

Do the attached activity and practise your vocabulary about Halloween.
Write the number of the word next to the picture. Click the 'Finish' button and get your result.

Halloween - matching, an interactive worksheet by mada_1

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Dictation: Art and Artists

Listen and write the words you hear about "Art and artists". Remember you have 3 minutes. Check your results.

Art and artists

Action!3, Unit 2, Basic Practice.

An E-mail About a Trip

Write an e-mail about a trip. First, decide the information you have to include completing  the chart; then, use that information to write your email following the paragraph plan. Do not forget to use connectors of sequence and the "Useful Language".

A Restaurant Review

Read the model of a Restaurant Review and write one following the writing plan in the green square:

Image from Action!3, Student's book, Burlington Books.