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    The document provides guidance on writing an email to request more information from a gym. It includes useful language and phrases to use in the email, as well as tips on email structure and content. The email should be friendly but polite, ask 2-4 questions from notes made in a previous task, thank the reader, and end with a sign off like "Best wishes" followed by the writer's name. It also reminds the writer to check the email is organized clearly and free of errors.

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    The document provides guidance on writing an email to request more information from a gym. It includes useful language and phrases to use in the email, as well as tips on email structure and content. The email should be friendly but polite, ask 2-4 questions from notes made in a previous task, thank the reader, and end with a sign off like "Best wishes" followed by the writer's name. It also reminds the writer to check the email is organized clearly and free of errors.

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    The document provides guidance on writing an email to request more information from a gym. It includes useful language and phrases to use in the email, as well as tips on email structure and content. The email should be friendly but polite, ask 2-4 questions from notes made in a previous task, thank the reader, and end with a sign off like "Best wishes" followed by the writer's name. It also reminds the writer to check the email is organized clearly and free of errors.

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    OOSP B1Plus GettingFit Alejandro Zavala

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    The document provides guidance on writing an email to request more information from a gym. It includes useful language and phrases to use in the email, as well as tips on email structure and content. The email should be friendly but polite, ask 2-4 questions from notes made in a previous task, thank the reader, and end with a sign off like "Best wishes" followed by the writer's name. It also reminds the writer to check the email is organized clearly and free of errors.

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    Getting fit

    Writing task: Write to ask for information

    Read the leaflet about a gym, and the notes. Write an email to the gym, asking Useful language
    for more information. Useful phrases
    • Hello, / Hi there,
    Use the Useful language and the notes you made in the Engage task to help you
    • I’m writing to ask for
    prepare. Write 200–250 words. more information.
    • In your leaflet, you
    mention…
    • I’d like to know about
    (membership fees after
    week one).
    • The first session free
    sounds great because...
    • Thanks for your help in
    advance.
    • I’m looking forward to
    hearing from you.
    • Kind regards, / Best
    wishes,

    Useful vocabulary
    • fitness instructor
    • membership fee
    • qualifications
    • pay per session
    • training session
    Tip An email to a person you don’t know in a company should be friendly (e.g. Hi there) • opening times
    but polite (e.g. Thanks for your help in advance). Use contractions.
    Follow this email structure:
    • Greet the reader. Start with Hello or Hi there.
    • Explain why you’re writing.
    • Ask two of your questions and say why you want to know.
    • Ask the other two questions and say why you want to know.
    • Thank the reader.
    • Sign off with Best wishes or Kind regards and your name.
    Check it! Read your email and check it’s organized clearly and makes sense. Then
    read it again and check for grammar, vocabulary and spelling errors.

    Oxford Online
    Skills Program

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