Escribir cartas y correos informales
Escribir emails y cartas informales incluye escribir emails o cartas a amigos o familiares.
Cuando se escribe una carta o un email informal nuestro lenguaje es más relajado y somos capaces de utilizar abreviaturas, lo cual es raro en otras formas de redacción en inglés, excepto quizás al utilizar el estilo directo.
Algunas de las frases de abajo te pueden resultar útiles, sobre todo si eres un alumno de inglés como segunda lengua y vas a realizar un examen como el First Certificate Exam (CFE), Cambridge Advanced Exam (CAE), Cambridge Proficiency Exam (CPE) de Cambridge, o la Escuela Oficial de Idiomas en exámenes como EOI Intermediate 2, EOI Avanzado 1 or EOI Avanzado 2.
Fíjate también en "Escribir emails o cartas formales" y compara.
Frases útiles para escribir cartas informales:
Cartas informales - Saludos:
- Dear Jim
- Hello Jim
- Hi Jim
Cartas informales - Párrafo introductorio:
- Sorry I haven't written for ages
- Sorry it's taken me so long to write
- How's it going?
- How are you?
- How are things with you?
- How are things?
Una carta informal para dar buenas noticias:
- Glad to hear about
- I'm really glad to hear about
- I'm very happy to hear about
- I was very happy to read about
- Great news about your
Una carta informal para dar malas noticias:
- I'm extremely sorry to hear about
- I'm very sorry to hear about
- Sorry to read about
- Its very sad to hear about your
- I can't tell you how sad I am that
Cartas informales - Puntos introductorios
- By the way
- Did you hear about
- Did you see
- Have you seen
- Tell me about
- Oh, another thing
Terminar una carta o email informal:
- Well, time to go
- Well, it's time to go
- Well, got to go
- Well, time to close
- I've got to leave off now
- Write soon
- Make sure you write soon
- Love
- Lots of love
- All my love
- Will write again soon
- Look after yourself
- Take care of yourself
- All the best
- Everything good
Preguntas tipo:
Escribir cartas o email informales- Pregunta tipo 1
Write 120-150 words in an appropriate style
Your Scottish friend, Maggie, has sent you an email asking you to help her organise a special surprise birthday party for her brother Rupert. Read Maggies email and the notes you have made. Then write an email to Maggie using all your notes..
I've also been wondering what we could all buy as a present. What do you think?
Could you come the day before the party to help with preparations. There's a lot to plan so I'd really like your help. Can you suggest something else that will really make the party special?
All for now.
best wishes,
Anne
Tus apuntes:
- Párrafo 1 - Royal Hotel sounds OK but very expensive.
- Párrafo 2 - Rupert really enjoys fishing.
- Párrafo 3 - Sorry, busy that day.
- Párrafo 4 - Something else - Yes, how about ....
Escribe tu email. Debes utilizar frases gramaticalmente correctas con ortografía y puntuación adecuada, en un estilo apropiado para la situación.
Escribir cartas y correos informales - Pregunta tipo 2
Write 120-150 words or 250 plus words for Advanced students in an appropriate style.
You are studying in Britain and you've recently received a letter from a friend, Susan, who is interested in in arranging a day trip for a group of students. Read Susan's letter, the advertisement and the notes you have made. Then write a letter to Susan, using all your notes.
Susan
Castle and Lake Boat Trips
- Departures 9 a.m. or 11 a.m. daily
- Lunch at restaurant
- Afternoon at lake with choice of water sports
- Reasonable prices with reductions for groups
Tus apuntes:
- Earlier boat less crowded
- Take a packed lunch because ........
- You must try ........(watersport)
- Group minimum is 15
Escribe tu carta. Debes utilizar frases gramaticalmente correctas con ortografía y puntuación adecuada, en un estilo apropiado para la situación.
