How to write a postcard
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This document contains information about sending postcards while on holiday, including common questions asked about postcards, elements commonly found on postcards, and sample greetings and endings for postcards. It provides examples of tenses, sentence structures, vocabulary, and contractions typically used on postcards. It also prompts the reader to imagine being on holiday and sending a postcard to a friend or family member, allowing them to select the country.
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How to write a postcard
- 1. Teacher: Ana Ameller Subject: English (4th grade) Academic Year: 2016/2017
- 2. When do we send postcards? Why? To whom? Have you ever sent a postcard?
- 3. address
- 4. Most used tenses: Past simple, present continuous and future I’m having a very good time here! I’ll see you next week. We’ve already seen a lot. We visited the Eiffel Tower yesterday. Simple sentence structure We were late. It’s because we didn’t set up the alarm. We were late due to the fact that we didn’t set up the alarm. Exclamation marks This is amazing! Informal vocabulary ‘go on’ instead of ‘continue’ Contractions Don’t worry It’s sunny
- 5. GREETINGS Dear Hi BEGINNINGS Thank you for your last/recent postcard It was good to hear from you recently I’m having a great time here in … I’m writing you from … SIGNING OFF Love, Lots of love, All the best, Best wishes, See you soon,
- 6. Imagine you are on holiday in the UK or in Ireland CHANGE YOUR COUNTRY UK Ireland Ireland UK Send a postcard to a friend or family.