Write a Note
Write an informal note to a colleague. Use the model.
Writing Model
Hi Chris,How are you doing? Can we meet in your office at 3:00?
See you later,
Ana
Active English Writing Exercise
Active English Writing Exercise
Starter Course 1, Unit 1, Lesson 2
How are you doing? Can we meet in your office at 3:00?
See you later,
Ana
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Hi Hamid,
How are you doing? Can we meet tomorrow in the coffee shop at 8:00? I need to talk to you before going to the office, ok?
See you tomorrow,
Livemochist
How are you doing? Can we meet tomorrow in the coffee shop at 8:00? I need to talk to you before going to the office, ok?
See you tomorrow,
Livemochist
Submitted over a year ago
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Well done! You seem far too advanced for a simple exercise like this one.
No problems here.
You were supposed to use the sample question only as a "writing model" to create your own new original note, based on your thinking in English.
The purpose of writing this particular note is to ask a colleague to meet with you before going into the office. The purpose of the meeting sounds like you are going, or need to discuss something involving work. So here's a few examples.
Hi Hamid,
Before work tomorrow, let's meet for coffee to discuss ... at say around 8:00, Ok? See you then,
Livemochist or
Hamid,
I think we need to discuss that new project we're working on before the presentation in the morning. Can you meet me for coffee at 8:00 in the shop on the corner at 8:00? Send me an email tonight to confirm. Hope all is well, Livechrist
Get the idea, the purpose of the meeting, which takes place before getting to this office, which suggest the purpose of the meeting is work related.
Perfect!
I'm glad to hear from you again Livemochist! Where had you been? busy?
Bye.
excellent
In the American English we always use the Capital Letters (Upper Case) whenever we write the word:
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