IGCSE ESL Exercise 5 Informal Email Advice Core is a good example of an informal email giving advice which has the appropriate content and language to gain a good mark in this part of the exam.
IGCSE ESL Exercise 5 Going for an Interview
Write an email to a friend who is going for an interview and needs advice.
In this email, you are asked to include the following:
- congratulate your friend for getting an interview
- explain your own experiences regarding this matter
- suggest ways your friend could do well in the interview
More exercises available:
Education Exercises and Puzzles
Here you can find more ways to practice this topic with various activities:
- Exercise 1 (Core)
- Exercise 2 (Core)
- Exercise 3 (Core)
- Exercise 4 (Core)
- Exercise 5 (Core)
- Exercise 6 (Core)
- Videos (Core)
Read a text and answer a series of questions.
Read a text and answer a series of questions.
Make brief notes related to a piece of text.
Write an informal email.
Write a report, review or article.
Here are videos to help you with the reading and wrting sections.
- Exercise 1 Core Video introduction
- Exercise 2 Core Video introduction
- Exercise 3 Core Video introduction
- Exercise 4 How to write a Summary (Core)
- Exercise 5 How to write a Descriptive Informal Email (Core)
- Exercise 5 How to write an Informal Advice Email (Core)
- Exercise 6 How to write a Film Review (Core)
- Exercise 6 How to write a Report (Core)
- Exercise 6 How to write an Article (Core)
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