When plans go wrong, and an email

An email to a friend or cousin has four parts. 1. A greeting: Hi Lotfy, or Dear Lotfy,. 2. The reason for writing: I am writing to tell you about … 3. Three or four details in short sentences, with time words such as next month and every Wednesday. 4. A closing line and your name: Write back soon! Talk to you later! Best wishes, Adel. Use the future simple (will) for plans and the future passive when the doer is not important (A prize will be given to the best design). An informal email may use contractions (I’ll, we’ll), but keep the sentences clear. Write 60 to 80 words; if you can, write up to 110. Your book has a model email on page 52; yours must be about a different topic. At the end, use the check-up list to see what you can do after Unit 3.