Letters and the future of communication
Answers are for parents and teachers.
1
Write a short informal letter of five or six sentences to a friend (greeting, reason, good news, closing).
For example: Dear Sardor, I am writing to tell you that I passed my music exam! I am so happy. Thank you for your help. I’m looking forward to seeing you soon. Best wishes, Umida
2
Write a formal letter asking a library about a book. Start with Dear Sir or Madam and close correctly.
For example: Dear Sir or Madam, I am writing to ask whether you have a book about space travel. Please let me know. Yours faithfully, Jasur Tillayev
3
Write three superlative sentences about the quickest, cheapest and easiest ways to contact someone.
For example: A text message is the quickest way. A voice call over the Internet is the cheapest way to speak to someone abroad. A messenger app is the easiest way for me.
4
How will life be in 2100? Write five sentences with will / won’t / might.
For example: People will travel to Mars. Cars will use clean energy. Books won’t disappear. We might have robot teachers. Cities will be greener.