Book the Hour That Marks the Email

Tonight is a booking test. Bring one real work email, or admit you do not have one. Book only one hour this week.

A marking hour opens the email

The teacher must open one real work email and mark owner, action, and tone. Praise without a mark is a general hour.

Do not invent a named writing diploma. A template pack is not a mark.

If the teacher only says "good structure" and never circles owner or action, that hour was general English wearing a business label.

Bring the email or book the other hour

If an email must go out this week, book the marking hour. If you have no email, book the general hour. Do not buy both this week.

Do not rank schools. Rank the artefact you already have.

A draft sitting in Sent is still an artefact. A course brochure is not.

The general hour is not a consolation prize

Book Daily English when the next task is conversation, shopping, or a daily paragraph. It is the wrong book only when an unmarked email is waiting.

If the next hour will be spent asking "How was your weekend?", that is Daily English. If the next hour must change "Please revert asap" into a clear request, that is the marking hour.

Bring the draft on the phone if that is where it lives. A printed template from last year's course is not the artefact.

Confirm live terms on both pages. No fees here.

This is not the meeting-versus-conversation page

No. That page chooses spoken register. Tonight chooses whether the hour marks an email. Confirm live Business English and Daily English terms.

The meeting or conversation page stays for spoken register.

FAQ

A template pack is not a mark.

Does a template pack count as a marked email?

No. A mark is a teacher comment on your words, owner, and action.

Should I book both hours this week?

No. Book the hour that matches the artefact you already have.