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CEFR A2 Sending Emails
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➡ Across 15 Words

  1. 2. A secret word you use to open your email account
  2. 6. To send an email you received to another person
  3. 7. Where deleted emails go
  4. 9. An email you have written but not sent yet
  5. 14. Describing a friendly and relaxed email style
  6. 15. Preposition: ___ you send the email, you can close the window
  7. 17. To answer an email you received
  8. 18. To get an email from someone
  9. 19. Preposition: Check your email ___ you send it
  10. 21. The main text you write in an email
  11. 22. Doing something fast, like sending an email
  12. 25. Past tense of log; she ___ in to check her email
  13. 26. Preposition: Send the email ___ a photo attached
  14. 27. Definite article: ___ email is in your inbox
  15. 28. Your personal email service, like Gmail or Yahoo

⬇ Down 15 Words

  1. 1. A place to keep your emails organized
  2. 3. To add a file to an email
  3. 4. To make an email go to someone
  4. 5. A person you save in your email list
  5. 8. Unwanted emails that fill your inbox
  6. 9. To remove an email you do not want
  7. 10. The email address you send a message to
  8. 11. Preposition: Thank you ___ your email
  9. 12. A document or picture you can attach to an email
  10. 13. To tell someone about a new email
  11. 16. Describing a polite and serious email style
  12. 20. The short line that tells what an email is about
  13. 23. To leave your email account safely
  14. 24. Preposition: The email goes ___ you and your friend
  15. 25. A clickable web address you can put in an email

📚 Study Guide: CEFR A2 (Elementary) Vocabulary Focus

This CEFR A2 (Elementary) English crossword practices practical vocabulary used in daily routines, travel, shopping, health, and social interactions related to "Sending Emails". Focus on connecting synonyms and functional definitions to their exact English spelling.

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