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Write a personal email describing a group’s behavior and include several examples. 

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Write a personal email describing a group’s behavior and include several examples. 

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To: Ali From: Abdulla

Subject: Group Behaviour

Hi Abdulla ,

thanks for your email. It’s been a long time since we last met. Your project about group behaviour sounds interesting! I think my behaviour changes when I’m with my family too.

Sometimes I like being alone, but I usually prefer being with my family. My sisters and I enjoy being together because we’re interested in a lot of the same things. For instance, we all like shopping, and most of us play in the school band. We also like to have outdoor picnics such as picnicking at the park.

At other times, we love visiting or participating in sport events. We don’t usually take part in matches, but we enjoy watching the matches and spending time together, talking and laughing. We all share the same sense of humour. In other words, we find the same things funny, but sometimes we don’t even know why we’re laughing. For example, if one of us starts laughing about something, the rest of us will join in, even if we don’t know what we’re laughing about. We can’t help it!

What about you? What do you enjoy doing with your family? I’d love to know if your behaviour changes when you’re with them.

Write soon!

Abdulla

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Hey Ahmed

I hope you're doing well! I wanted to let you know that a group of us are planning a camping trip soon, and I thought it would be great if you could join us. It’ll be a fantastic time to enjoy nature, relax, and have some fun.

We’re planning to go [mention location] on [dates]. We’ll have plenty of activities planned, like hiking, campfires, and of course, some good old-fashioned camping games. If you’re interested, it would be awesome to have you come along!

If you have any gear or supplies, that’s great! But if not, no worries—we can make arrangements, and I’m sure the group will be happy to help with whatever you need. Just let me know if you're up for it!

Looking forward to hearing from you soon!

Best,
Salman

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علي محمد جعفر البر

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علي محمد جعفر البر

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To Ahmed From: Ali

Subject :Group behaviour

Hi Ahmed,

Thanks for your email. It’s been a while since we last met. I find your projects on bahviour quite interesting!

Winter has come, usually we go camping with our family, and we spend the whole day together, doing fun activities.

There are a lot of activities to do there such as buggy riding. Also, barbeque time is always fun. At night, we love gathering around the fire and telling scary stories.

For example, if one of us starts telling a scary story another one tells a scarier one, and the rest of us will join in, we can’t help it.

What about you? I’d love know if your behaviour changes when you’re with them

See you soon!

Ali

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Dear Ali

Subject: Our Differences Make Us UniquFriend’s Name],

I hope this email finds you well. I’ve been thinking about how different we are in many ways and how these differences make our friendship so special.

You have your unique way of looking at things, and I admire your [mention a specific trait, e.g., creativity, determination, etc.]. On the other hand, I often approach things from a [mention your perspective, e.g., logical, cautious] perspective. I think this balance between us helps us learn from each other and grow.

Even though we might not always agree on everything, I appreciate how we respect and value each other's opinions. It’s a reminder that true friendship is about embracing what makes us unique.

Let me know your thoughts—I’d love to hear what you think about our differences and how they shape our connection.

Take care,

[Fadhle Abbas]

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To: ahmed

From: ali

Dear : ahmed

How do you do? I hope you are not wasting your time in watching movies now. Let me tell you the grand news that we have moved to a new house. Father bought this house two years ago. It was a shabby house located in Niazi Colony Amritsar. It took a year to rebuild this house. By then, I had completed my matriculation.

We planned to shift to new house so that I could face no difficulty in reaching my college. Moreover, Sid has al

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Hi Ali,

I hope you're doing well. I wanted to reach out and share some thoughts regarding the behavior I've observed in the group recently. I think there are a few things we could work on to improve how we collaborate moving forward. While there have been some great moments, I’ve noticed some patterns that might be affecting our overall productivity and communication.

First, during our recent meetings, I’ve noticed that there tends to be a lot of off-topic conversations that take away from the main agenda. For example, in last week's discussion about the upcoming project, several members started talking about personal matters in the middle of a serious discussion about deadlines and responsibilities. This made it harder for others to stay focused and, as a result, we weren’t able to cover everything we had planned.

Another thing I wanted to bring up is that sometimes the discussions can get a little chaotic, with people speaking over each other. In the meeting last Thursday, when was presenting the new proposal, others kept interrupting them with their own thoughts, and it seemed like we couldn’t hear the full explanation. This led to some confusion and a lack of clarity on what exactly was being proposed.

There’s also been a bit of disengagement from a few people during collaborative tasks. For instance, when we were working on the strategy for the client project, I noticed that some people, including , were often checking their phones or not actively participating. I think this can make the group feel less cohesive, as it seems like some members are not fully invested in the task at hand.

Additionally, I've observed that not everyone is getting equal chances to contribute their ideas. In one of the recent brainstorming sessions, a few individuals were speaking for most of the time, which led to some members, including myself, feeling like their ideas weren’t being heard or valued. I understand that people may get passionate about their points, but it's important for everyone to feel that they have a voice.

I’m sharing this because I think we can work on improving our communication and group dynamics. I know we all have the potential to do great things together, but I believe we can be more efficient if we focus on listening more actively, staying on track in discussions, and ensuring everyone has a chance to participate.

What do you think? I’d love to hear your thoughts and maybe discuss ways we can address these issues.

Looking forward to your feedback.

Best regards,

Mohammed

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from :mohammed

subject:group behavior

Dear Ali

how are you? I hope you are fine .Thanks for your e-mail.I did not met you for a long time, i miss you so much.

Every weekend,me and my new friends plan to go fishing trip,first we go buy some fish food to hang it on the hook so fish come towards us to catch it.Then we go and rent a boat that can stay in the sea for long time with us.After that we ask some experts of sea to find for us the best place or location where we can find good fish.When we get ready we go in our trip for fishing ,as well my new friends are good ,our behavior between each other changed for better.When we arrived to the location we start throwing our fish hooks hanging on it small food or insects for fish,everytime when we finish we see that we collect many kilograms of fish from different kinds,we take the best quad of fish to eat it ,we use barbeque to cook it with some vegetables and the other fish we sell them all to get money.

I hope i go to a trip with you

see you soon

mohammed