This document provides guidance on writing formal letters in English. It outlines various points to remember:
1) Content should be divided into 3-5 paragraphs within 120-150 words. Address, subject, salutation are extra.
2) The content paragraph is important for expression marks. Correct content leads to correct expression.
3) Typically, the first paragraph introduces the problem and who it affects. Following paragraphs provide details and solutions. The final paragraph restates key points and requests action.
4) The letter format requires the sender's address, date, receiver's address, underlined subject, and salutation. It concludes with a closing and signature.
This document provides guidance on writing formal letters in English. It outlines various points to remember:
1) Content should be divided into 3-5 paragraphs within 120-150 words. Address, subject, salutation are extra.
2) The content paragraph is important for expression marks. Correct content leads to correct expression.
3) Typically, the first paragraph introduces the problem and who it affects. Following paragraphs provide details and solutions. The final paragraph restates key points and requests action.
4) The letter format requires the sender's address, date, receiver's address, underlined subject, and salutation. It concludes with a closing and signature.
This document provides guidance on writing formal letters in English. It outlines various points to remember:
1) Content should be divided into 3-5 paragraphs within 120-150 words. Address, subject, salutation are extra.
2) The content paragraph is important for expression marks. Correct content leads to correct expression.
3) Typically, the first paragraph introduces the problem and who it affects. Following paragraphs provide details and solutions. The final paragraph restates key points and requests action.
4) The letter format requires the sender's address, date, receiver's address, underlined subject, and salutation. It concludes with a closing and signature.
This document provides guidance on writing formal letters in English. It outlines various points to remember:
1) Content should be divided into 3-5 paragraphs within 120-150 words. Address, subject, salutation are extra.
2) The content paragraph is important for expression marks. Correct content leads to correct expression.
3) Typically, the first paragraph introduces the problem and who it affects. Following paragraphs provide details and solutions. The final paragraph restates key points and requests action.
4) The letter format requires the sender's address, date, receiver's address, underlined subject, and salutation. It concludes with a closing and signature.
1. Everything to be written close to the margin on the
left side. 2. 120 to 150 words for the content part. Addresses, subject, salutation etc are not part of the 150 words. 3. Content must be divided into 3 to 5 paragraphs.
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POINTS TO REMEMBER : 4. Content part is important because the marks of expression depends a lot on the content. That is, if your content is wrong your expression will also be wrong. 5. When we say EXPRESSION, we refer to the language accuracy, range of vocabulary and fluency. CLASS: SUBJECT : CHAPTER: MODULE : 3 POINTS TO REMEMBER : • Content must be divided into 3 to 5 paragraphs. • Usually the formal letter question will deal with a problem that you face as a citizen and you are asked to write a letter to the authorities about it. CLASS: SUBJECT : CHAPTER: MODULE : 4 POINTS TO REMEMBER : • Hence in the first paragraph you will introduce yourself and draw the attention of the addressee to the problem that you are suffering from. • Eg: Through the columns of your esteemed newspaper I would like to draw the attention of the authorities ….. • I am a resident of H L Colony and would like to draw the attention of ….
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CONTENT : • In the second and third paragraphs explain the problem in detail. i.e. What is the problem?, Why is it happening?, What is its impacts on the residents?, Who are the people responsible for your suffering? and so on. CLASS: SUBJECT : CHAPTER: MODULE : 6 CONTENT : • In the fourth paragraph suggest solutions (it is a very important part of content), as an individual what can you do to curb it.
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CONTENT : • In the fifth paragraph reiterate the important points, express confidence in the power of newspaper and request the Editor (if it is a letter to the Editor) to publish articles referring to your problems or publish this letter in the newspaper so that the people / authorities may notice and take necessary steps. CLASS: SUBJECT : CHAPTER: MODULE : 8 FORMAT : • As said earlier keep everything to the left and close to the margin. • We start with : • SENDER’ ADDRESS : It must be written in two lines without the sender’s name. • Eg: 24, R.K Colony Subhash Nagar, New Delhi CLASS: SUBJECT : CHAPTER: MODULE : 9 FORMAT : After the sender’s address put the date. • Eg: 25th December 2021. After the date write the Receiver’s address ( in 3 lines ) Eg: The Editor, The Times of India, Nehru Street, New Delhi
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FORMAT : • After the receiver’s address put the SUBJECT and SALUTATION. • Highlight the subject. To highlight it either underline it or write it in block letters. • The subject must be a phrase . (not a long sentence or a word) Eg: Subject: ERRATIC POWER SUPPLY / Madam,SUBJECT : SirCLASS: CHAPTER: MODULE : 11 FORMAT : • After the salutation, write the content in 3 to 5 paragraphs. • After the last paragraph give the closing lines including sign. • No apostrophe in YOURS. • Write the full name -Eg: Yours Sincerely (Signature) John Jacob CLASS: SUBJECT : CHAPTER: MODULE : 12 Practice Question Write a letter to the Editor of a leading newspaper in 120 to 150 words regarding the nuisance created by the stray animals in your city. You are Arjun / Arunima. CLASS: SUBJECT : CHAPTER: MODULE : 13 THANK YOU