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Writing: B2
An email to your professor
Learn how to write an email to your university professor.Before reading
Do the preparation task first. Then
read the text and tips and do the exercises.Preparation task
Match the vocabulary (1-6) with the more formal way of saying the same thing (a-f).Vocabulary More formal vocabulary
1. ...... at the moment
2. ...... a problem 3. ...... to tell you 4. ...... talk about it more 5. ...... worried 6. ...... to ask for a. to inform you b. to request c. an issue d. concerned e. currently f. discuss the matter furtherReading text:
An email to your professor
Dear Professor Henley,
I am writing to inform you that, unfortunately, I am unable to continue to attend the Logic II course this semester. I would like to request permission to defer as I understand that this is only possible with your approval. The issue is that I am currently doing an internship with ABC Ltd. It started in July and will continue until the end of the semester. The internship takes up 25 hou rs per week and I am concerned that it does not leave me with enough time to study. I have already asked if I can reduce my hours there, but this is not possible. With your approval, I could take Logic II next semester instead. I realise that this would me an a heavier workload than usual next semester, but I assure you that I would be able to manage my time and keep up. Thank you for considering my request and I would be happy to come in and discuss the matter further.Regards,
Sarah Price
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Tips 1. Use the person's job title if you don't know their name (e.g. Dear Admissions Tutor, DearMarketing Manager).
2. Start your email by clearly giving your reason for writing. Then you can explain the problem. 3. People are busy, so make it short and clear. Just include the most important information. 4.If you have a solution to the problem, suggest it and politely ask if it can be done. If you don't, politely request help.
5. Finish by thanking the person for their help and offering to discuss the matter further if necessary. 6. Regards, (also With regards, Best regards, or Kind regards,) is a more friendly-sounding sign-off than Yours sincerely, but it is still formal. TasksTask 1
Are the sentences true or false?
Answer
1. The email follows the structure of introduction, main point, what you want
to happen next. 2.The tone is formal.
3.The email includes unnecessary details.
4.The writer suggests a solution to their problem.
5. The closing phrase means there is an obligation to discuss the subject. 6.Regards is for use between friends in emails.
True True True True True True False False False False False FalseTask 2
Circle the best answer.
1.I am writing to _____ you of a change of address.
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3. I _____ seven classes before I had to take time off for sickness. a. assisted b. attended c. appeared4. I am _____ about managing the workload of the course at the same time as my other
responsibilities. a. bothered b. concerned c. upset5. I think one _____ has been the difficulty in accessing the library as a distance student.
a. mess b. subject c. issue6. _____, family circumstances mean it is difficult for me to study in the evenings.
a. Currently b. Actually c. Momentarily7. I would like to request your _____ for a change of timetable.
a. toleration b. promise c. approval8. I would be happy to come in and _____ it with you.
a. discuss b. argue c. disputeTask 3
Write one word in each gap to complete the email.
(1).................................... Professor Vazquez, Many thanks (2).................................... your feedback on my assignment.I'm writing (3).................................... inform you that, unfortunately, I have had (4)....................................
postpone my current module until next term. I requested approval (5).................................... theEnglish department (6).................................... this and I have (7).................................... permission, as long
(8).................................... I am able to catch up with the work.I (9).................................... very much enjoyed your module and I hope (10).................................... be able
to rejoin the course(11).................................... January, after (12).................................... small operation
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(14).................................... that I will use my recovery time to keep (15).................................... with the
reading for the course.I (16)....................................
be happy (17).................................... come in and discuss the matter further.Kind (18).................................... ,
Antoni Nowak
Discussion
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Answers
Preparation task
1. e 2. c 3. a 4. f 5. d 6. bTask 1
1. True 2. True 3. False 4. True 5. False 6. FalseTask 2
1. a 2. c 3. b 4. b 5. c 6. a 7. c 8. aTask 3
1. Dear 2. for 3. to 4. to 5. from 6. for 7. their | received | got 8. as 9. have | 've10. to | I'll
11. in | by
12. a13. the | my
14. you
15. up | going
16. would
17. to
18. regards
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