Email rubric 4º
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This document provides an informal email rubric for assessing grammar, vocabulary, punctuation, and content. It expects the use of past tenses, adverbs, highlighted vocabulary from texts, and common collocations. Links between ideas should be expressed. Points will be deducted for any grammatical mistakes, wrong or misspelled vocabulary, incorrect punctuation, or messages that are not clearly understood. The rubric awards a total of 50 points across 5 criteria to provide an overall assessment of the email.
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