Question

List the expressions under the two headings. Start a letter b. Thanks very much for your letter End a letter a. Give my love to your parents Expressions: 1. Give my love to your parents. 2. Thanks very much for your letter. 3. Sorry I haven’t been in touch for ages. 4. Good luck next week with your exams. 5. Hope to see you soon. 6. I got your letter yesterday. 7. I must stop now and catch the post 8. I’m really looking forward to seeing you. 9. It seems a long time I last wrote. 10. Keep in touch. 11. It was so nice to hear from you. 12. Say hello to Laura. 13. Well, that’s enough for now. 14. I’m sorry I haven’t written for such a long time. 15. Write soon.

Answer 1

3,6,10,12,15 That's all, the answer is correct

Answer 2

Certainly! The expressions can be categorized into two headings as follows:

Start a letter: 1. Thanks very much for your letter. 2. Sorry I haven’t been in touch for ages. 3. Good luck next week with your exams. 4. Hope to see you soon. 5. I got your letter yesterday. 6. I must stop now and catch the post. 7. I’m really looking forward to seeing you. 8. It seems a long time since I last wrote. 9. Keep in touch. 10. It was so nice to hear from you. 11. Say hello to Laura. 12. Well, that’s enough for now. 13. I’m sorry I haven’t written for such a long time. 14. Write soon.

End a letter: 1. Give my love to your parents. 2. Thanks very much for your letter. 3. Sorry I haven’t been in touch for ages. 4. Good luck next week with your exams. 5. Hope to see you soon. 6. I got your letter yesterday. 7. I must stop now and catch the post. 8. I’m really looking forward to seeing you. 9. It seems a long time since I last wrote. 10. Keep in touch. 11. It was so nice to hear from you. 12. Say hello to Laura. 13. Well, that’s enough for now. 14. I’m sorry I haven’t written for such a long time. 15. Write soon.

These expressions can be used to either start or end a letter, depending on the context and the purpose of the communication.