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VWO 5 - Writing (class 2)



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VWO 5 - Writing (class 2)



VWO 4 - Unit 3 lesson 1 (a)

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Today
Class work
Formal language use

Individually 
Practise writing letter

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Goals
  • Ik weet wat formeel taalgebruik is.
  • Ik weet wat ik wel en niet mag gebruiken qua taalgebruik in een sollicitatiebrief. 

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Formal writing
Remember the following rules while writing an application letter:

  • Only use 'you' when you are actually addressing the person you are writing to. 

    Could you answer a couple of questions? 

  • Do not use 'you' in broad statements. 

    You can understand that this can be difficult. 


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Formal writing
Remember the following rules while writing an application letter:
  • Avoid using contractions, such as I'm, they're, haven't, can't, etc. Instead, write out the complete words:

    This cannot be the case.
    Making this statement does not have the correct effect. 

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Formal writing
Remember the following rules while writing an application letter:

  • Avoid using slang expressions.  Slang expressions are used in spoken language; however, they should not appear in a formal piece of writing. 

    Yeah, you could say that. 
    You guys understand what I'm saying. 
    Stuff like that seem interesting. 

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Formal writing
Remember the following rules while writing an application letter:

  • Avoid using non-standard language, i.e. words that are not actually words. 

    This ain't right.
    I wanna talk about that.
    Anyways, ... 

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Formal writing
Remember the following rules while writing an application letter:
  • Avoid using informal linking words at the start of your sentence. 
    But this is not the case here.  
    Because I believe something different. 
    And now let's talk about something else. 
  • Instead, use:
    However, this is not the case here.
    As I believe something different. 
    Moreover, introducing a new point of discussion. 

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