Letter Writing: Informal and Formal

This lesson covers the types and formats of letters, focusing on informal and formal letters. Students will learn how to write different types of letters for various situations.

• 06:07 “and also word a formal letter. Now let's look at examples of a formal letter. A letter to the head of a government, organizational institution, such as a vice chancellor, a rectal or a principal. A letter to the head of...”
• 04:35 “On the right hand side of your book, then followed by the dates, followed by the recipient address. The organization or the office you are writing to is your recipient address. Like I said earlier, you don't say Moamette...”
• 02:19 “written to a person very close to the writer. Who are the people close to you? Your father, your mother, your friends, your uncle, close relatives. Any letter you write to them is an informal letter. It is also known as...”