German Grammar A–Z
Look up German grammar topics A–Z, organized by category and level — with clear explanations and examples.
Letter-writing Phrases for A1 and A2
In today's article, Vogel will introduce some letter-writing sentence patterns at levels A1 and A2. Let's get started!!
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Thank you very much for your letter/email (informal/formal). |
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Thank you very much for your invitation to … (informal/formal). |
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I am very glad that you thought of me (informal/formal). |
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We haven't met for a long time. |
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How are you (informal/formal)? I hope you are well. |
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I am writing to you because….. |
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Could you (formal/informal) send me information about…..? |
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I have a question. |
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I would very much like to know whether/…. |
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I cordially invite you (informal/formal) to………. |
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I am looking forward to seeing you (informal/formal). |
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Please write to me soon. |
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Please let me know your decision. p> |
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I am waiting for your reply (informal/formal). |
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I hope to hear from you soon. p> |
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I would like to offer you (informal/formal) my congratulations. |
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I would like to congratulate you on that. |
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I apologize once again. |
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In any case, we can bring along……… |
That concludes this article on some sentence patterns that can be used in A1 and A2 letter writing. Thank you for following along. Wishing you success on your journey to conquer German.
