Writing Informal Emails
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Objective
I can create an informal email about an event that effectively uses positive and negative adjectives with the help of a graphic organizer.
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Practice
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What are some characteristics that make an email informal? Provide at least three examples.
Write an informal email inviting a friend to a birthday party. Use at least two positive adjectives to describe the event.
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Exit ticket
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“Create a graphic organizer that lists three positive adjectives and three negative adjectives. Use this organizer to write an informal email to a friend about a recent concert you attended, incorporating at least two adjectives from each category. Design a graphic organizer that includes four positive adjectives and two negative adjectives. Write an informal email inviting a friend to a picnic, using at least three adjectives from your organizer to describe the event.”
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