During the first stage of a sequence on formal e-mails, students write a message requesting information from a cultural institution. Their texts reveal difficulties with subject lines, organization of requests, levels of formality and closing formulas. The teacher uses the productions to revise the following stages of the sequence. Mark T for true statements and F for false statements.
(__)Comparing authentic or adapted e-mail models can help students identify relationships among audience, purpose, organization and linguistic choices.
(__)Providing a fixed template for reproduction is sufficient to develop students' ability to adapt formal e-mails to different communicative situations.
(__)Revising the initial texts after collective analysis can connect diagnostic evidence with the development of genre awareness.
(__)Replacing the formal e-mail with a more familiar genre preserves the original learning objective because both activities involve written communication.
Select the alternative that presents the CORRECT sequence.