Obchodní akademie a Střední odborná škola, gen. F. Fajtla, Louny, p.o. Osvoboditelů 380, Louny Číslo projektuCZ.1.07/1.5.00/ Číslo sady39Číslo DUM 18 PředmětCizojazyčná korespondence Tematický okruhVzkaz Název materiáluA note AutorMgr. Iris Kernerová Datum tvorbyProsinec 2013 Ročníkčtvrtý Anotace Jak zapsat krátký slohový útvar požadovaný u státní maturity - vzkaz. Jeho charakteristika, struktura a jazykové prostředky. Metodický pokyn 1) Snímky 2-12 jsou určeny k seznámení s formou slohového útvaru „vzkaz“. 2) Snímky jsou zadání slohové práce. Autorem materiálu a všech jeho částí, není-li uvedeno jinak, je Mgr. Iris Kernerová. Dostupné z Metodického portálu ; ISSN Provozuje Národní ústav pro vzdělávání, školské poradenské zařízení a zařízení pro další vzdělávání pedagogických pracovníků (NÚV).

A note

What is a note? Marry, I’ve been waiting for you till o’clock, but I have to leave now. Jeff’s party starts in one hour, but he… a short written message in hand in the form of an

A note With this message we want to tell somebody  why and where we left.  why we could not do something.  when and where we will meet.  what he / she could do.  why we want to thank him / her.

Parts of the note Addressing Main body Parting Signature  Who are we writing to Hi Jim, Mum, Jane, Dear Mrs. Smith  Why are we writing reason, information, request  Can be skipped at informal notes Love, See you later, Best wishes  First name (and surname at formal notes) Mike, Michael Clayton

Main body Why are we writing? Give the reason for writing Give relevant, clear information with enough details. At the end you can ask / thank for something, invite him / her somewhere. Use short sentences, formed into one paragraph.

Writing tips Do not forget to separate visually each part of the note choose the appropriate style informal - to a friend (informal language; short forms I’m, I can’t; modal verbs; imperative; direct questions) formal / semiformal - to a teacher (formal language; no short forms; passive; modal verbs; no imperative; no phrasal verbs; indirect questions; polite forms of requests)

What does a note look like? Addressing Main body Parting Signature Marry, I’ve been waiting for you till 17.30, but I have to leave now. Jeff’s party starts in one hour, but he asked me to come earlier and help him with some preparations. I left our present here, I didn’t want him to see it before the celebration. So please take it with you. See you there, Katy

Your turn

Time for writing Write a note! Write a note of 60 – 70 words to your English teacher Mr. Bright. Apologize for not bringing your homework in time. Give reason. Ask him about possibility of bringing it next week.

Time for writing Write a note! Write a note of 60 – 70 words to your flatmate Deborah. Your plan was to go together to cinema tonight. Tell her, that you had to leave earlier and arrange something. Tell her what. you will meet in front of the cinema at o’clock.

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