Letter Writing
English Language
Letter Writing starts at 3 and continues till grade 12.
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Read the following letter and answer: 'Dear Grandma, Thank you for the lovely gift. I miss you and hope to see you soon. Love, Sam.' What type of letter is this?
What information should you include in the heading of a letter?
What is the difference between a formal and an informal letter?
What is the difference between the greeting in a formal and informal letter?
What is the function of the signature in a letter?
What is the main difference between an email and a traditional letter?
What is the main purpose of writing a letter?
What is the purpose of the greeting in a letter?
What should you avoid including in a formal letter?
What should you do before sending a letter?
What should you do if you make a mistake while writing a letter?
Why is it important to organize your ideas in paragraphs when writing a letter?
Why is it important to use correct spelling and grammar in a letter?
Describe two differences in the language or tone used in formal and informal letters.
Explain why it is important to include the date when writing a letter, especially in formal communication.
Read the following letter closing: 'With appreciation, Maria.' Is this closing more suitable for a formal or informal letter? Explain your answer.
Read the following scenario: You want to write a letter to your local library requesting new books for children. List three important points you should include in the body of your letter to make your request clear and polite.
