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Englsih Practical Writing Unit 2 Letters Lesson 1 A brief Introduction to Letters Lesson 2 The Basic Structure of Letters Lesson 3 Letters for Various Occasions Lesson 3 Letters for Various Occasions Looking Ahead (Aims and Contents) Further practice organizing letters. Learn to write letters of invitation. Learn to write letters of apology. Learn to write letters of thanks. Learn to write letters of congratulations. Approaching the Topic Finish Exercise 1 on Page 28: Read the following situations and then discuss in groups what kind of letters should be written for each of them. 1) You want to hold a birthday party with your friends. 2) Your friend has been admitted by Peking University. 3) You have been unable to keep an appointment or promise. 4) You have received a birthday gift from your aunt. 5) You want to spend your holiday in Hainan next month, and you are not sure whether you can get and book in a room with a sea view in a hotel. 6) Your friend failed an important exam and is in a low spirit. 7) You have received your friend’s invitation for the wedding. However, will be on a business trip on that very day. 8) You saw a part-time job advertisement of in the newspaper, and you want to apply. 9) You bought a new radio, and it malfunctioned the next day, and worst of all, your request for repairing was rejected rudely. Finish Exercise 2 on 30:Compare the following two invitation letters and answer the questions. Ready to Write 1. The first and the last sentences of the following letters are missing. Read the letters and work out the purpose of each of them. Letter One: Letter Two: Letter Three: Letter Four: 2. Read the sentences and then put them in the blanks of the letters in Exercise 1. Letter One: Letter Two: Letter Three: Letter Four: My Writing You were supposed to have a job interview in Global Travel Agency in 34, Marble Street at 3 p. m. yesterday. But on your way to the Agency, you met a little girl who was helplessly cr