Informal letters

Letters in English have a formal structure and 2nd ESO students have worked with informal letters so far. The aim of the task was informing their parrents about their language course in Ireland. They had to talk about different topics, as the weather, the food, their host family, their classmates and so on. Here you have some examples.

An Informal Letter by Lidia Gonzalo on Scribd

An Informal Letter by Lidia Gonzalo on Scribd

Informal letters

Writing letters used to be very common.. Nowadays, we write emails or text family and friends, though. 

2nd ESO students have written informal letters where they had to tank somebody for a present they had received (it's their birthday!). They also had to describe what they were going to do to celebrate such an important date. Most of them have chosen to have a party with friends. We have only included a few of the letters written, given that they are very similar, but you can read about their plans.

Informal Letter by Lidia Gonzalo on Scribd

Informal letters

3rd ESO students have written informal letters to friends. 

The task was: Write an informal letter to a friend. He/She has already written to you telling you he/she has failed some exams. You have to cheer him/her up. Remember to:
- Say thank you for the letter 
- Sympathise with what has happened
- Make some suggestions to cheer him/her up 
- Tell him/her some news on your own 
- Include some extreme adjectives 
- Use informal language and contractions 

 Here you can see some of the letters.

Informal Letter