1. Read the formal email. Match elements a-g with parts 1-7 of the email.

a. the email address the email is going to ___

b. the date ___

c. the writer’s contact address ___

d. the writer’s name / signature ___

e. the person the letter is going to ___

f. the subject line ___

g. the writer s contact telephone number___

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From: Grace Browning < gracebrowning@hotmail.com>

Sent: (1) Saturday, November 16, 10:06 am

(2) To: Mbellis@brightschool.org

(3) Subject: Application for the role of starting-line steward

(4) Dear Mr Bellis,

[A] I noticed your advertisement in the school canteen for a starting-line steward at the school charity run, and I am writing to apply for the role.

[B] I was planning to take part in the charity run, but I find it much more rewarding if I volunteer as part of the event. l am keen to help as a steward because I am very sociable and organised.

[C] I have experience of volunteering. Last year, I helped at the village fair. I was in charge of the paints and materials. I believe I possess all the necessary personal qualities for the role. l am positive, energetic and reliable.

[D] I am available for the charity run meeting after school next Monday. Moreover, my parents can take me to the event.

[E] I look forward to hearing from you soon.

Yours sincerely,

(5) Grace Browning

(6) 14 Langley Drive

London

(7) 07997 426589