Complete the email using the provided words to practice English writing skills.
A writing practice worksheet for completing an email about English goals, with blank fields and word bank options.
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Let's solve this step-by-step by completing the email using the words provided in the boxes below. We'll match each blank with the most appropriate phrase from the word bank.
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This is a writing practice exercise where you need to complete an email. The subject is "my English goals," and the sender is introducing themselves and sharing their English learning goals (reading and writing) with someone named Victoria.
The available phrases are:
- Sincerely,
- [email protected]
- Omar Jamar
- Hi Victoria,
- My name is Omar.
- to share my English goals with you:
- find important information in school
- to write good greetings and closings in my emails.
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#### To:
This should be the recipient’s email address. From the options, only one is an email:
✔ [email protected]
> To: [email protected]
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#### Subject:
Already given: my English goals
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#### First line (greeting):
We need a greeting. The best choice is:
✔ Hi Victoria,
> Hi Victoria,
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#### Next line:
"Welcome to the class. ________ I am one of your classmates."
We need a sentence that introduces the sender. The best fit is:
✔ My name is Omar.
> Welcome to the class. My name is Omar. I am one of your classmates.
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#### Next blank:
"I am writing this ________"
We need a reason for writing. The best option is:
✔ to share my English goals with you:
> I am writing this to share my English goals with you:
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#### Reading goal:
"My reading goal is to ________"
From the options, the reading-related goal is:
✔ find important information in school
> My reading goal is to find important information in school
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#### Writing goal:
"My writing goal is ________"
The remaining writing-related goal is:
✔ to write good greetings and closings in my emails.
> My writing goal is to write good greetings and closings in my emails.
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#### Closing:
"How about you?" followed by two lines.
We need a closing. The formal closing is:
✔ Sincerely,
Then the sender’s name:
✔ Omar Jamar
> How about you?
Sincerely,
Omar Jamar
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```
To: [email protected]
Subject: my English goals
Hi Victoria,
Welcome to the class. My name is Omar. I am one of your classmates. I am writing this to share my English goals with you:
My reading goal is to find important information in school. My writing goal is to write good greetings and closings in my emails.
How about you?
Sincerely,
Omar Jamar
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- We matched each blank with the most logical and grammatically correct phrase from the word bank.
- The email follows standard format: To, Subject, Greeting, Body, Closing, Signature.
- All sentences make sense and are appropriate for a student sharing personal goals in English class.
Let me know if you'd like a version with formatting or explanations for grammar!
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Step 1: Understand the context
This is a writing practice exercise where you need to complete an email. The subject is "my English goals," and the sender is introducing themselves and sharing their English learning goals (reading and writing) with someone named Victoria.
The available phrases are:
- Sincerely,
- [email protected]
- Omar Jamar
- Hi Victoria,
- My name is Omar.
- to share my English goals with you:
- find important information in school
- to write good greetings and closings in my emails.
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Step 2: Fill in the blanks logically
#### To:
This should be the recipient’s email address. From the options, only one is an email:
✔ [email protected]
> To: [email protected]
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#### Subject:
Already given: my English goals
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#### First line (greeting):
We need a greeting. The best choice is:
✔ Hi Victoria,
> Hi Victoria,
---
#### Next line:
"Welcome to the class. ________ I am one of your classmates."
We need a sentence that introduces the sender. The best fit is:
✔ My name is Omar.
> Welcome to the class. My name is Omar. I am one of your classmates.
---
#### Next blank:
"I am writing this ________"
We need a reason for writing. The best option is:
✔ to share my English goals with you:
> I am writing this to share my English goals with you:
---
#### Reading goal:
"My reading goal is to ________"
From the options, the reading-related goal is:
✔ find important information in school
> My reading goal is to find important information in school
---
#### Writing goal:
"My writing goal is ________"
The remaining writing-related goal is:
✔ to write good greetings and closings in my emails.
> My writing goal is to write good greetings and closings in my emails.
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#### Closing:
"How about you?" followed by two lines.
We need a closing. The formal closing is:
✔ Sincerely,
Then the sender’s name:
✔ Omar Jamar
> How about you?
Sincerely,
Omar Jamar
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✔ Final Completed Email:
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To: [email protected]
Subject: my English goals
Hi Victoria,
Welcome to the class. My name is Omar. I am one of your classmates. I am writing this to share my English goals with you:
My reading goal is to find important information in school. My writing goal is to write good greetings and closings in my emails.
How about you?
Sincerely,
Omar Jamar
```
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✔ Explanation:
- We matched each blank with the most logical and grammatically correct phrase from the word bank.
- The email follows standard format: To, Subject, Greeting, Body, Closing, Signature.
- All sentences make sense and are appropriate for a student sharing personal goals in English class.
Let me know if you'd like a version with formatting or explanations for grammar!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of email worksheet.
