Question

1 Writing a letter about your holiday ★ Look at the letter and answer the questions. 1 Who is it from/to?........ 2 Is it formal or informal? Why? Hi Rupert, A Greetings from Ireland! We're having a fantastic time here. We're travelling around and staying in guesthouses along the way. B It's a very beautiful country and surprisingly the weather has been excellent. It hasn't rained at all since we arrived two weeks ago. So far we've been to the south and the west. We went to Blarney on our second day and I kissed the Blarney Stone. They say that people who kiss the stone become great speakers. Then we travelled up the west coast to Galway, a lovely coastal town. We've been to lots of lovely villages too. I've taken loads of photographs. We haven't been to Dublin yet so I haven't done much shopping. CI love it here. The people are very hospitable. I've made so many friends. The fish and seafood is delicious too. I hope you are well and I look forward to seeing you when I get back next month. Take care, Kairat

Answer 1

Ответ:

1 Who is it from/to?

It is from Kairat to Rupert.

2 Is it formal or informal? Why?

The letter is informal because it is written to a friend, the greeting and the ending are informal, the sentences are short and simple, there are contractions here (it's, we've, haven't).

Объяснение:

В задании требуется прочитать письмо и ответить на вопросы.

1 Кому/от кого это письмо?

Письмо написано от Кайрата, он пишет Руперту.

2 Является ли письмо официальным или неофициальным? Почему?

Письмо неофициальное, потому что оно написано другу, приветствие и окончание неформальные, предложения короткие и простые, в письме есть сокращения (it's, we've, haven't).

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Answer 2

1. The letter is from Kairat.
2. The letter is informal. It is written to a person named Rupert, and the tone is friendly and casual, using informal language such as "Hi" and "I've taken loads of photographs." Additionally, the mention of personal experiences and emotions, like making friends and enjoying the food, contribute to the informal style of the letter.