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Formal letters have a standard structure and layout. They typically include a greeting that addresses the recipient by name or title, an opening paragraph stating the purpose of writing, a body with 1-3 paragraphs of content, signals that indicate the letter is ending such as looking forward to a reply, a closing phrase like "yours sincerely", and a printed signature.
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2) An opening paragraph that states the purpose of writing.
3) A body with 1-3 paragraphs providing relevant information.
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This document provides guidance on writing informal letters in English. It explains that informal letters are personal letters written to friends or family without a strict format. The document outlines the typical parts of an informal letter, including the address, date, opening, body, closing, and signature. It provides examples of how to write each section, such as common greetings, questions to ask in the body, farewell phrases for the closing, and casual sign-offs. Finally, it includes a sample informal letter to demonstrate how to put all the elements together.Informal letters
Informal lettersPRIYANKA ABRAHAM
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This document provides guidelines for writing an informal personal letter, including addressing the recipient appropriately based on their relationship to you, such as using their first name for close friends or "Dear Mom" for relatives. The body of the letter should include an introductory paragraph to set the tone, the main content or purpose of writing, and a concluding paragraph inviting a reply. It concludes by instructing the writer to follow this structure in a sample letter to a friend describing an extraordinary experience.Letter and its types (letter writing)
Letter and its types (letter writing)SuhailAhmed95
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The document provides an overview of letter writing, including its definition, types (formal and informal), and key elements. It outlines various purposes for writing letters, such as conveying messages or expressing feelings, and details the structure and format of both formal and informal letters. Additionally, it emphasizes important principles for effective letter writing, like conciseness, courtesy, and correct punctuation.Letter_writing_its_types_and_explanation.pptx
Letter_writing_its_types_and_explanation.pptxMacrinaJ
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The document explains letter writing, which includes three types: formal, informal, and semi-formal letters. It emphasizes the continuing relevance of letter writing for personal and professional communication, detailing the structure and conventions for both formal and informal letters. Additionally, it outlines best practices and common pitfalls to avoid in letter writing.Useful phrases for informal letters or emails
Useful phrases for informal letters or emailsiolmrue873
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Starting your letter (Paragraph 1)
Lovely to hear from you. How are you? Hope you're well.
Commenting on something (Paragraph 1)
I'm sorry to hear/learn ... What wonderful news about ...
Ending your letter (Paragraph 3)
Write back soon. Looking forward to hearing from you again. Take care.Ad
Formal letters
- 1. Formal letters Layout of formal letters Letters are made up of different parts: 1.- The Greeting If you know the name of the person you are writing to, begin: Dear Mr Jones (to a man) Dear Mrs Jones (to a married woman) If you don t know the name of the person you are writing to, begin: Dear Sir, (to a man) Dear Madam (to a woman)
- 2. 2 .-The opening paragraph This paragraph caontains a clear statement of you reason for wiriting. Tipical opening are: I am writing in/with reference to I am writing in reponse to I am writing to complain about..
- 3. 3.- The body of the letter The body can contain1-3 paragraphs, very rarely would it containt 4 or more paragraphs. 4.- Signalling the end The final or paragraph often indicates thata the letters is going to finish are: I look forward to receiving your reply I look forward to hearing from you
- 4. 5.-The closing This phrase puts an end to the letter. If you know the name of the person you are writing to, end Whit Yours sincerely If you dont know the name of the person you are writing to, end Yours faithfully 6.- The signature In a formal letter it is common to print your name under your signature