Письмо иностранному другу

Задачи:
Познакомиться с правилами написания личного письма, правилами оформления конверта.
Развивать навыки письменной речи по теме, закрепляя правила написания личных писем.
Развивать умение запрашивать необходимую информацию, используя изученную лексику и грамматику.

How to write a personal letter:
1. Put your address in the top right-hand corner of the letter. Don’t write your name:
23 Oak Street
Roswell, Georgia
23 Oak Street
Roswell, Georgia
Joey Smith

2. Write the date under your address. Leave a space between your address and the
date.
How to write a personal letter:
May 11, 2009

3. Put a comma after the greeting:
Dear Joey,
How to write a personal letter:
4. Start the letter with a greeting. Begin with a capital letter:
Hi, Joey! How are you?
I’m sorry I haven’t written…
Thank you for your letter…

5.End the letter like this:
How to write a personal letter:
Please write me soon.
Best regards to your family.
I hope to hear from you soon.

6. Sign the letter:
Love, Best wishes ( with close friends and family).
Sincerely and Yours Sincerely (formal letter)
How to write a personal letter:
A comma is usually placed after these expressions:
Your friend,

My friend’s letter.

Hi, I’m Olga. I have received the letter from my friend.
My friend lives in Australia . Australia is the world’s largest island and smallest continent. The continent is south of the Equator.
Most of the continent is
sunny most of the year.
Its population is very small
(only 0.3% of the world’s
population) for such a huge
country.

Much of the land is a useless desert. Great Sandy and Great Victoria cover nearly 2 000 000
square kilometers.
Severe draughts,
floods and cyclones
happen very often
on the continent.
Australia

Answer the questions:
Where is Australia situated?
What is the population of Australia?
What have you learnt about the climate of Australia?
What have you learnt about landscapes of the continent?

Pictures of Australia.

I’m writing to my friend.
Dear Judy,
Hello! How are you? How is your sister? My apologies having waiting so long for
my letter. I had so
much work with my
studying.

I’m writing to my friend.
I am going to visit Australia to study the language. I would like to come in summer and to visit some sights, because I want to study culture and traditions. And I worry, because I know so little about life- style in Australia and it will be difficult for me to adapt.

I’m writing to my friend.
Could you help me with my problems. What do you think about it? What can you
advice? I hope to
hear from you
soon.
Your friend,
Olga

My friend is writing to me.
Hi, Olga
I got your letter some days ago. It’s very pleasant to hear from you. I want to invite you to come and stay with me this summer. Can you come from 24th July to 15th August?

My friend is writing to me.
The first week we’ll visit Sydney.
You’ll be able to meet my friends
and to see the
city. I’ll show you
my favorite places
and sightseeing
in the city.

My friend is writing to me.
We’ll go up the skyscraper. You can see everything of Sydney from there. And we can visit the Opera house.

My friend is writing to me.
On the 1st of August my parents will go on vacation. We are going to the camp on the coast
of the Pacific Ocean.
When we go there,
we’ll be able to go
swimming and
cycling.

We’re going to stay there for two weeks until 12th August and then come back to Sydney. Can you come? Please write and tell me. I’m looking forward to getting your letter.
Your friend, Judy.
My friend is writing to me.

Answer the questions:
What is Olga going to do in summer?
What is the main reason of her visiting Australia?
What is she asking her pen friend for?

Did Judy invite Olga to stay at her house?
What are Judy and her parents going to do in summer?
What city does Judy live?
Retell one of the letters.
Answer the questions: