Can-Do Task: Write an Informal Email
Can-Do Task: Write an Informal Email
Think of a trip or event you’d like to invite a friend to.
Your Task
Write a short, informal email (4–6 sentences) inviting a friend. Use a friendly greeting and closing, at least one gerund (enjoy doing, look forward to doing) and one infinitive (want to do, plan to do).
Model Answer
“Hi Maria, How are you? I’m planning to visit the mountains next month and I’d love for you to come with me. I really enjoy hiking, and I think you would too! Let me know if you’re interested. Talk soon, Elena.”
Connect
Check your sentence structure with our Sentence Builder before you send it.
This lesson supports: I can write short, simple notes and messages to friends (CEFR A2 Writing).
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