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Anonymous  +  366373 Thu, 17 May 07 06:31 AM

Hello All,

Can anybody help me with ideas for teaching an email writing class?  The students want class for one hour a week.  I can't imagine having a class last longer than 4 weeks for this because I would think I need to teach basic phrases and vocabulary.

Is there an outline anybody can help me with? 

Cheers!
Anonymous
Cood  +  366399 Thu, 17 May 07 08:06 AM
Hello,Friend,
 
I do think you should study the spam mail and find something useful,
You know ,the spam mail always be thought over by those guysSmile [:)]
 
by the way ,Maybe you can find some mail temple to help your class work.
 
Take care.
Cood
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