Writing An Informal Letter
1. Writing an informal letter E learning lesson IA
2. Learning task today Today we are going to write and informal letter to a friend. Your friend has been caught smoking and you are going to write him/her a letter advising them to stop. The slides will show you how to do the format.
3. Beginning a letter The style for the letters is that Everything should be aligned to the left. In the next slide, the details that should be the top left corner are showi,.
4. Details in the top left corner BIk 270, Tampines St. 21, (Block and street name!no) #06-159, (unit no. if any) Singapore 520270 (postal code) (leave a line here) 21/03/09 (the date after you leave the line)
5. Beginning the letter Once you have all the details of the previous slide in the top left corner, leave a line and add the ord Dear. The next slide will show you an example.
6. Details in the top left corner BIk 270, Tampines St. 21, (Block and street name/no) #06-159, (unit no. if any)
Singapore 520270 (postal code) (leave a line here) 21/03/09 (leave a line here) Dear Malathy, (dear followed by your
friend’s name)
7. Beginning the letter After the Dear and your friend’s name, go to the next line and begin your letter. You’re writing to a friend or relative so you can be chatty and friendly in your opening paragraph.
8. Beginning the letter Use the first paragraph to tell your friend a bit about your life and ask them how theirs is going as well.
9. Writing the letter However, don’t forget the main purpose of the letter, which is to advise your friend to stop smoking. This is what you need to do in the second paragraph
10. Writing the letter You can start off the second paragraph by saying you heard about the smoking incident through a mutual friend. (A mutual friend is someone who you both know)
11. Writing the letter However, getting them to stop may not be all that easy. You ll need to be able to convince them’ Explore this website To find reasons for your friend not to smoke Go to this website:
http://kidshealth.org/teen/drug alcohol/tobacco/smoking. html
12. Dangers of smoking Here isa video for you to view which also advises you about the harm that smoking can cause. View this video to find reasons for your friend to quit. http://www.youtube.comlwatch?v5mNSZUnt7g
13. Ending off In the last paragraph, you may want to advise your friend about finding out about a support group to help them to quit and tell them that you hope to hear from them soon.
14. Ending off At the bottom left corner, you wll need to sign off. The following slide will show you what it should look
like.
15. Ending off I hope to hear from you soon! (leave a line here) Yours truly, Jacintha
16. Things to remember You can give yourself and your friend any name at all kiat address you want to use is up to you Write betwaen 80-100 words for this letter.
1. Writing an informal letter E learning lesson IA
2. Learning task today Today we are going to write and informal letter to a friend. Your friend has been caught smoking and you are going to write him/her a letter advising them to stop. The slides will show you how to do the format.
3. Beginning a letter The style for the letters is that Everything should be aligned to the left. In the next slide, the details that should be the top left corner are showi,.
4. Details in the top left corner BIk 270, Tampines St. 21, (Block and street name!no) #06-159, (unit no. if any) Singapore 520270 (postal code) (leave a line here) 21/03/09 (the date after you leave the line)
5. Beginning the letter Once you have all the details of the previous slide in the top left corner, leave a line and add the ord Dear. The next slide will show you an example.
6. Details in the top left corner BIk 270, Tampines St. 21, (Block and street name/no) #06-159, (unit no. if any)
Singapore 520270 (postal code) (leave a line here) 21/03/09 (leave a line here) Dear Malathy, (dear followed by your
friend’s name)
7. Beginning the letter After the Dear and your friend’s name, go to the next line and begin your letter. You’re writing to a friend or relative so you can be chatty and friendly in your opening paragraph.
8. Beginning the letter Use the first paragraph to tell your friend a bit about your life and ask them how theirs is going as well.
9. Writing the letter However, don’t forget the main purpose of the letter, which is to advise your friend to stop smoking. This is what you need to do in the second paragraph
10. Writing the letter You can start off the second paragraph by saying you heard about the smoking incident through a mutual friend. (A mutual friend is someone who you both know)
11. Writing the letter However, getting them to stop may not be all that easy. You ll need to be able to convince them’ Explore this website To find reasons for your friend not to smoke Go to this website:
http://kidshealth.org/teen/drug alcohol/tobacco/smoking. html
12. Dangers of smoking Here isa video for you to view which also advises you about the harm that smoking can cause. View this video to find reasons for your friend to quit. http://www.youtube.comlwatch?v5mNSZUnt7g
13. Ending off In the last paragraph, you may want to advise your friend about finding out about a support group to help them to quit and tell them that you hope to hear from them soon.
14. Ending off At the bottom left corner, you wll need to sign off. The following slide will show you what it should look
like.
15. Ending off I hope to hear from you soon! (leave a line here) Yours truly, Jacintha
16. Things to remember You can give yourself and your friend any name at all kiat address you want to use is up to you Write betwaen 80-100 words for this letter.
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