Composition - Writing the Body of a Formal Letter (Tuesday; 22/9)

K: Know the reason of the letter.

U: Understand the format of a formal letter.

D: Write a proper formal letter.

 

Words of the Day

1. Relaxing

2. Letch  

 

Let's Begin!

Take out your Composition book. Do you remember the introduction of your letter that you did last week? Now, let's look at how to finish the body.

  • Write the title on the left side after "Dear...' 
  • Be concise and relevant: Stick to the core purpose.
  • Avoid informal language: Maintain a formal, respectful tone.
  • Aim for three or four paragraphs: Each paragraph should have a clear aim.  

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    Formal close-off:

  • Use "Yours sincerely" if you know the recipient's name.
  • Use "Yours faithfully" if you do not. 
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    Task 1

    Now that you've written your introduction, time to finish off your formal letter.

     

    Writing to - Mrs Choo

     

    School address -

    19 Jalan Setia Bakti 1, 

    Bukit Damansara,

    50490 Kuala Lumpur,

    Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur 

     

    Word count - 250 words

    Time limit - 30 minutes 

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