Writing: Replying to an Email Flashcards
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A friend emails asking you to meet on Saturday. You cannot go. What is the BEST way to start your reply?
Answer: Thanks for your email, but I am busy on Saturday.
Starting with acknowledgment and a clear reason is the correct KET reply structure.
Which closing is most appropriate for an informal email reply to a classmate?
Answer: Best wishes,
'Best wishes' is a natural, friendly closing suitable for informal email replies at KET level.
Your pen pal asks what you did last weekend. Which sentence uses the CORRECT tense?
Answer: I went to the park on Saturday.
Past simple 'went' is correct for a completed action in the past.
A friend asks you to recommend a good restaurant. Which reply is MOST helpful?
Answer: You should try Luigi's Pizza on Main Street — the food is great!
A specific recommendation with a reason is the most helpful and appropriate reply.
Which word correctly completes this sentence: 'I _____ your party, but I have to work.'?
Answer: would love to attend
'Would love to attend' is the correct structure using 'would love to + infinitive'.
Your friend asks how you are feeling after being sick. Which reply is MOST natural?
Answer: I am now feeling much better, thank you for asking!
This reply directly answers the question in natural, friendly English.
A friend invites you to a movie on Friday. You want to accept. Which reply is CORRECT?
Answer: That sounds great! I would love to come.
'That sounds great! I would love to come' is a natural, enthusiastic acceptance.