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January 17, 2003.Writing Letters.In your first class, I gave you a handout with the pattern for writing an informal letter to me. In your next class, we will look at several examples of formal letter writing. Next week you will write a business letter to Lisa Shoemake to practice this style. Both types of letter formats (patterns) are important for English learners. Who Are You?I look forward to reading your informal letter to me. In return I will write an informal letter to you so that you can learn a little bit about me. I will also ask you some questions. Guess what? You will then write another letter to me! Bonus Point Challenge
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Friday, January 17. Check homework: Kaleidoscope page 11. Peer editing: Present tense and subject-verb agreement. |
Monday, No classes: Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday. |
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Target Vocabulary
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