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    The document provides examples of completing sentences with tag questions and statements with vocabulary words. It also provides writing prompts for a formal email to a business contact and an informal email to a friend about cultural traditions in one's country. The prompts suggest including details about places to visit, restaurants, cultural traditions, picking someone up from the airport, and showing them around. Sample responses are given for each email type.

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    The document provides examples of completing sentences with tag questions and statements with vocabulary words. It also provides writing prompts for a formal email to a business contact and an informal email to a friend about cultural traditions in one's country. The prompts suggest including details about places to visit, restaurants, cultural traditions, picking someone up from the airport, and showing them around. Sample responses are given for each email type.

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    The document provides examples of completing sentences with tag questions and statements with vocabulary words. It also provides writing prompts for a formal email to a business contact and an informal email to a friend about cultural traditions in one's country. The prompts suggest including details about places to visit, restaurants, cultural traditions, picking someone up from the airport, and showing them around. Sample responses are given for each email type.

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    Review My Englis Pearson

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    The document provides examples of completing sentences with tag questions and statements with vocabulary words. It also provides writing prompts for a formal email to a business contact and an informal email to a friend about cultural traditions in one's country. The prompts suggest including details about places to visit, restaurants, cultural traditions, picking someone up from the airport, and showing them around. Sample responses are given for each email type.

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    B.

    complete each sentence with a tag question

    1. You’re not from around here, are you ?


    2. You were in this class last year, weren’t you?
    3. They haven’t been here since yesterday, have they?
    4. Before the class, she hadn’t yet told them how she wanted to be addressed, had she?
    5. I can bring flowers as a gift for the hosts, can’t I ?
    6. You won’t be back in time for dinner, will you?
    7. I meet you on the tour in Nepal, doesn’t I meet you?
    8. We’ll have a chance to discuss this tomorrow, wont we?
    9. There were going to dinner, weren’t there?
    10. My friends are going to be surprised to see you, doesn’t to be?

    C. complete each statement with a word from the vocabulary on page 8

    1. Offending other people when eating a meal is an example of bad table manners
    2. Each country has customs and traditions about how to behave in social situations. The
    rules are sometimes called etiquette
    3. Each culture has its own sense of customary its important to understand people’s ideas
    about lateness cultural literacy

    WRITING

    Write two e-mail messages-one formal and one informal-telling someone about the cultural
    traditions in your country. Review the questionnaire about cultural traditions on page 9 for
    information to select from.

     For the formal e-mail, imagine you are writing to a businessperson who is coming to your
    country on a business trip.

    Hello Mr. XX, it’s a pleasure that you come here, in this country are many places that would you
    like, and delicious restaurants that we will visit, the cultural traditions are go pick you up from the
    airport, show you the city, visit the churches, taste the gastronomy, I see you soon.

     For the informal e-mail, imagine you are writing to a friend who is visiting your country as
    a tourist.

    Hi Mendez I can’t hope for you stay here, I need show you many things, we need go to shopping
    and eat a lot, go to the parties an know many places, I will go for you at the airport and them start
    to the tour in Honduras.

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