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This document discusses the different types of letters, focusing on informal letters. It defines an informal letter as one written to close people like family or friends. It is typically shorter and less structured than a formal letter. The document outlines some common types of informal letters, including friendly letters, invitation letters, and apology letters. It then details the standard format for a friendly letter, including the sender's address, salutation/greeting, body, closing, and language/style. Students are assigned to write a letter to a friend for homework.
English Presentation .pptx
- 1. z Letter Writing Grade 10 English Language 18 October 2023
- 2. z What is a letter A letter is a written message sent from one person to another. It can be formal or informal It is often used to express thoughts, feelings, or information.
- 3. z Informal Letter Informal letter is a letter that is usually written to people that are close to us. This can be family members or friends. Informal letters are typically shorter and less structured.
- 4. z Types of informal letters Letter to a friend also called friendly letter. An invitation letter An apology letter
- 5. z Friendly letter format 1. Senders Address At the top right corner Why is it important? It shows the receiver where the letter comes from. 2. Salutation/Greeting usually start with Dear then followed by the name of the receiver. It is on the left-hand side of the page. 3. Body Main part of the letter It is what you have to say
- 6. z Friendly letter format continued..... It can be one paragraph or many paragraphs It should have a beginning, middle and an end Each subject that you talk about should have its own paragraph 4. The closing Written at the bottom of letter Examples include; Yours Truly, Your Friend, Sincerely etc
- 7. z Friendly letter format continued LANGUAGE It should be casual or friendly Contractions are allowed. What are contractions? These are shortened forms of words that are created by omitting certain letters and replacing them with an apostrophe. EXAMPLES Isn't, Can't, Won't, Don't
- 8. z Class activity Write a letter to your friend and explain how you spent your past school holidays
- 9. z homework 18 OCTOBER 2023 Write a letter to your friend congratulating him/her on being selected to represent the district in the upcoming English Competition.