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\nWrite two sentences to tell your friend:  \n· where you are on holiday  \n· what the weather is like.  \nWrite your email here.  \n口回区  \nyou@youremail.biz  \nfriend@mailbox.biz  \nHoliday  \nsubject  \nREC TRK EXT OVR Engish (U.K  \n(4 marks)  \n# Mark Scheme\n\n\n| 1.2   | One mark for accurate use of full stop at end of first  \u003Cbr>sentence.  \u003Cbr>One mark for accurate use of full stop at end of  \u003Cbr>second sentence.  \u003Cbr>Award maximum of two marks.  \u003Cbr>Note:Sentences must be in the correct context.   | 2   |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| 1.3   | One mark for accurate use of capital letter at start of  \u003Cbr>first sentence.  \u003Cbr>One mark for accurate use of capital letter at start of  \u003Cbr>second sentence.  \u003Cbr>Do not penalise or award further marks for the  \u003Cbr>capitalisation of 'I'within the sentences.  \u003Cbr>Award maximum of two marks.  \u003Cbr>Note:Sentences must be in the correct context.   | 2   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