The document provides vocabulary exercises related to handling mail and emails. It includes matching terms like attachment, open, CC, link, send, delete to their definitions. It also includes matching email folders like inbox, drafts, junk email, contacts, sent items, deleted items to their purposes. There are also exercises on completing sentences and emails using the vocabulary terms.
The document provides vocabulary exercises related to handling mail and emails. It includes matching terms like attachment, open, CC, link, send, delete to their definitions. It also includes matching email folders like inbox, drafts, junk email, contacts, sent items, deleted items to their purposes. There are also exercises on completing sentences and emails using the vocabulary terms.
The document provides vocabulary exercises related to handling mail and emails. It includes matching terms like attachment, open, CC, link, send, delete to their definitions. It also includes matching email folders like inbox, drafts, junk email, contacts, sent items, deleted items to their purposes. There are also exercises on completing sentences and emails using the vocabulary terms.
The document provides vocabulary exercises related to handling mail and emails. It includes matching terms like attachment, open, CC, link, send, delete to their definitions. It also includes matching email folders like inbox, drafts, junk email, contacts, sent items, deleted items to their purposes. There are also exercises on completing sentences and emails using the vocabulary terms.
send 1. You can ________________ an email to one or more people open 2. When you get an email, you must _______________ it before you can read it attachment 3. With your email, you can include an _________________ like a photo or document delete 4. If you do not want to keep an old email, you can _____________ it link 5. You can include a ________________ to a website in your email 6. If you are sending someone an email, and you want your manager to see CC it as well, you can ______________
inbox, drafts, junk email, contacts, sent items, deleted items, folders or tags
1. Places to keep your emails so that you can easily find them folders or tags __________ 2. Emails you don’t want to keep deleted items _________________ junk email 3. Adverts and emails from addresses you don’t know _______________ contacts 4. Email addresses of the people you know __________________ inbox 5. Usually, the first place emails arrive __________________ sent items 6. The emails you have sent to people __________________ drafts 7. Emails you have started writing but not sent ______________________
Completing an email get, Monday, the evening, week, I’m coming, at Dear Nadia
I'm coming ________________ week to the conference next ________________ . I’m glad you Moday are going too. I’m arriving on ______________ afternoon. I’ll text you when I get _______________ the evening to the hotel. Perhaps we can meet in ________________. at Are you free to go out for a meal _________ around 7:30?
Hope to see you soon
HANDLING MAIL vocabulary exercises 2
Lisa
Making sentences. Match the endings to the beginnings
to meet? to seeing you tomorrow? next Saturday. free next Tuesday afternoon? convenient for you?
to meet? 1. What time would you like ... to seeing you tomorrow? 2. I look forward ... next Saturday 3. I’m coming to London ... 4. When would be ...convenient for you? 5. Are you free ... next Tuesday afternoon
Putting an email together. Put the email in the right order
4 ___ I can call you then if it is convenient 7 ___ With best wishes 1 ___ Dear Mr Chan 5 ___ Could you please let me know? 9 ___ Head Teacher – Vietnam International School 2 ___ Thank you for your last email 8 ___ Nguyen Minh Chau 6 ___ I look forward to hearing from you 3 ___ Are you free to talk about it on the phone tomorrow at about 3:30? HANDLING MAIL vocabulary exercises 2 HANDLING MAIL vocabulary exercises 2
