Question

1 Read the letter and answer the questions. 1 Who wrote the letter? 2 Who is he writing to? 3 Underline all the short forms (eg haverit, do srit) in the letter. 4 Underline one example of an incomplete sentence. 5 Circle one example of informal punctuation 6 Find informal words and phrases in the letter that mean the same as these more formal words and phrases: a How are you? b Thank you very much c we have d a lot of 7 What two expressions did the writer use before signing his name? 8 How many main paragraphs are there? G C Der Adam, Hi! How's it going? Thanks a lot for your postcard. Sour ds like you had a great time in Switzerland. Well, we went back to school today for the first day of the winter term. Boring! I can't believe how quickly the summer holidays went. Actually, it wasn't that bad. There are a couple of new guys in my class this year and they both seem really nice. One of them is really good af football. I'm going to try to get him on the team! Talking of football, we've got our first match next week. We're training hard at the moment , and I think we've got a good chance of winning. Wish us luck! Anyway, ra better go now. I've got loads of homework to do tonight (unfortunately). Write soon! All the best, Gary​

Answer 1

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Объяснение:

Ответ , думаю понятно

Answer 2

1. Gary wrote the letter.
2. He is writing to G C Der Adam.
3. The short forms in the letter are "ds" (sounds), "af" (at), and "ra" (I'd).
4. One example of an incomplete sentence is "Well, we went back to school today for the first day of the winter term."
5. One example of informal punctuation is the exclamation mark after "Wish us luck!"
6. Informal words and phrases that mean the same as the more formal words and phrases are: a. How are you? - How's it going? b. Thank you very much - Thanks a lot c. we have - we've got d. a lot of - loads of
7. The two expressions the writer used before signing his name are "Write soon!" and "All the best."
8. There are two main paragraphs in the letter.