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How to write a formal email


Rules for Writing Formal Letters in English

In English there are a number of conventions that should be used when writing a formal or business letter. Furthermore, you try to write as simply and as clearly as possible, and not to make the letter longer than necessary. Remember not to use informal language like contractions.

منهجية كتابة إنشاء باللغة الإنجليزية / Writing methodology





في الامتحان يطلب منك كتابة فقرة باستخدام الكلمات المساعدة أو الأفكار المعطاة وتكون صيغة 
السؤال كالآتي:
 -Write a paragraph of ……. sentences about "…………".


How to write a paragraph


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Top Writings for national exam


THE INTERNET

 Many people consider the internet as one of the most important sources of learning. It not only gives sound and picture but reading texts as well. Besides this, it enables people of different ages to widen and enrich their knowledge about a specific topic. The internet is a bank of information where one can find anything he or she dreams of. Although some people still dread using the internet, it remains a powerful and vital means of learning.

10 Ways to Improve Your English Writing Skills

Learning to write English can be a frustratingly slow process. Every time you think you have written a word-perfect piece, some wise guy comes along and points out a mistake that you just don’t see anything wrong with. But before you snap your pencil and throw your books out of the window, take a deep breath and consider this…

General Information on Writing English Texts

The ideal English text is easy to read and understand. Even scientific texts are usually written in plain English words. So try to keep your sentences plain, clear and well structured.
When writing in English, keep the following rules in mind:
  • use simple language
  • keep subordinate clauses short
  • prefer verbs to nouns (not: The meaning of this is that …, but: This means that …)
  • avoid slang and techy language

Punctuation Marks that End Sentences


Full Stop (Period):

Use a full stop (also called »period«) to end affirmative sentences.
Example: I go shopping every day.
Use a full stop to end orders.
Example: Leave me alone.

Punctuation - Comma Rules


The main rule for the use of commas in English is: Keep your sentences clear. Too many commas might be distracting; too few might make the text difficult to read and understand.
Always check your texts on readability. This requires some practice, however, as first you must know which commas are necessary and which are optional.
The following chapters contain explanations on English comma rules. In our exercises you can practise what you've learned.