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The  format of informal letter is

Sender's Address

Date

Salutation

  BODY

Closing Compliments

Signature

Cheers

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 Percy Shelley School,

New Connecticut rd,
Calcutta 600001.

Dear Magnolia,

I write to thank you for a splendid rendezvous you had arranged for the class of 2010. I write this personal note only to express my deepest gratitude for helping me reminiscence the good old memoirs. I could not get over my bliss on meeting all our old mates and talking about the zillion mischiefs we were up to in our days.

Words are not enough to express my gratitude. I wish you can arrange for another gathering as splendid as this and help me relive my moments again. Only, this time let me contribute too, towards sponsoring for the arrangements and the place. Honestly, you would be doing me a huge favor as this meeting has brought me immense happiness that I would love to cherish again.

Please accept my apologies for assuming that another arrangement of the sought would not be of any inconvenience to you, since I am lost in my own jubilance. I ask for your forgiveness for being so self-centered but I am going to be shameless in asking for this huge favor from you.

I thank you for your arrangements once again and certainly looking forward to a nod for the next rendezvous.

P.S. Kindly accept a cheque that I have enclosed to confirm my intentions and not something that would fade with pass of time.

Sincerely,
Percy Shelley.

 

Percy Shelley School,
New Connecticut rd,
Calcutta 600001.

Dear Magnolia,

I write to thank you for a splendid rendezvous you had arranged for the class of 2010. I write this personal note only to express my deepest gratitude for helping me reminiscence the good old memoirs. I could not get over my bliss on meeting all our old mates and talking about the zillion mischiefs we were up to in our days.

Words are not enough to express my gratitude. I wish you can arrange for another gathering as splendid as this and help me relive my moments again. Only, this time let me contribute too, towards sponsoring for the arrangements and the place. Honestly, you would be doing me a huge favor as this meeting has brought me immense happiness that I would love to cherish again.

Please accept my apologies for assuming that another arrangement of the sought would not be of any inconvenience to you, since I am lost in my own jubilance. I ask for your forgiveness for being so self-centered but I am going to be shameless in asking for this huge favor from you.

I thank you for your arrangements once again and certainly looking forward to a nod for the next rendezvous.

P.S. Kindly accept a cheque that I have enclosed to confirm my intentions and not something that would fade with pass of time.

Sincerely,
Percy Shelley.

 

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senders addres

date

salutation 

body

your lovingly

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address [ those which you are sending the letter]

date

salutation

                    [content]

your affectionately

name of the sender 

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Sender's address

Date

Salutation

Content

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Your Name

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 Sender 's Address

Date

Salutation

BODY

Closing Compliments

Signature

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Sender 's Address

Date

dear___,

BODY

yours ,

Signature

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 writer's address

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date

( leave a blank line )

salutation

body

subscription

writer's name

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 Sample format of a formal letter:

 

MY SELF Shreya

 

 

 
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DATE  ON RIGHT ON SIDE ,TIME ON RIGHT HAND SIDE ,HI  ,DEAR FRIEND , HOW ARE YOUR .AT THE END: YOUR LOVING FRIEND NAME.
 
  
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Self address(3/4 lines) Date Salutation (dear) Content(2/3 paragraphs) Your affectionately/lovingly Name(given in the question)/XYZ
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HI AMALU, I AM CHINMAY DHANUSH FROM ANDRA PRADESH BROUGHT YOU THE FORMAT OF INFORMAL LETTERS
  • address
  • date
  • opening
  • text / body / content
  • closing / end
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  1. 1) Your Address. The return address should be written in the top right-hand corner of the letter. ...
  2. 1) Dear Sir or Madam, If you do not know the name of the person you are writing to, use this. ...
  3. 1) Yours Faithfully. If you do not know the name of the person, end the letter this way.
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Addresses:
  1. 1) Your Address. The return address should be written in the top right-hand corner of the letter. ...
  2. 1) Dear Sir or Madam, If you do not know the name of the person you are writing to, use this. ...
  3. 1) Yours Faithfully. If you do not know the name of the person, end the letter this way.
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The format of informal letter is 
Sender's Address
Date
Salutation ( Eg- Dear _____)
Starting Lines
Body
Closing Lines
Yours Faithfully
Name
 
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We'll discuss the following elements:

  • address
  • date
  • opening
  • text / body / content
  • closing / end
  • signature

 

Address

Your personal address should be located at the top right corner of the page, since you do not always know if someone has your address in case they want to reply. Remember to also fill in your country of residence (if that is where you are writing from).

Example:

  • Street name and number: 33 Downing Street
  • Postal code and city: 7777 AS Amsterdam
  • Country: The Netherlands


Addressee:

The addressee or receiver's address is usually located on the front of the envelope. You can, however, also choose to place it at the top left of the letter, just below your own address.

Example:

  • Sur name, last name: John White
  • Street name and number: 21 Madison Road
  • Postal code, city: NP 194 Oxford
  • State or Province: Oxfordshire
  • Country: United Kingdom

 

Date

In a number of countries, people will insert the city where the letter is being written from. The English, however, do no such thing. The date is usually located below your own address. Simply leave one line below open, and insert the date. The month, day and year are the normal thing to mention. Sometimes even only the month and day will be sufficient. (Do not forget that in English, the months are spelled with capital letters.)

Example:

  • English letter: 22 November, 2011
  • American letter: November 22, 2011

 

Body

The contents of your letter should be written in a personal and friendly tone. However, it's important to adjust your use of language to the person you are writing to. A good way of assessing how you should write is to think about how you would interact with each other in real life. Also, the English and the Americans are fond of exchanging social niceties. For example, they like asking a few polite questions "How are you?" or "How was your holiday?" for example. In general, they are not as direct as most Europeans.

  • In the first paragraph of your body, you should state your reason for writing.
  • In the second and following paragraphs, expand on what you mentioned in the first paragraph.
  • In the final paragraphs, you can make some concluding remarks.

 

Opening

How do you address someone in English? This is fairly straightforward, and it is usually not as important as would be with a business or formal letter. However, there are still a few things that you should know about in terms of addressing someone properly in an informal latter.

  • First of all, in England there is no period after "Mr," but in American letters there is one.
  • Secondly, women are addressed as "Mrs." if they are married, and with "Ms." when they are not.

Examples:

This heavily depends on how well you know the person in question. Carefully consider your relationship with him or her. You could simply say: "Hi Richard," but it is always safer to just say "Dear Richard," (Never forget the comma!)

Sample Opening Sentences

Your opening should be casual, and not as stiff as they would be in business letters.

Examples:

  • How are you?
  • How have you been?
  • How is life treating you?
  • How are the kids?
  • I hope you are doing well
  • I hope you, Mike, and the kids are having a great time in. . .

 

Ending

Closing sentences examples:

  • I am looking forward to seeing you.
  • I can't wait to see you soon.
  • I can't wait to hear from you.
  • I am looking forward to hearing from you, I hope to be hearing from you soon.
  • See you soon.
  • Send my love to. . .
  • I hope you are doing well.
  • Give my regards to. . .

 

Signature

In terms of signing off, the choice is yours and you have a lot of freedom here. Here are some examples:

  • Best wishes,
  • Best,
  • Kindly,
  • Kind regards,
  • Best regards,
  • Lots of love,
  • Love,

 

Pre-Written Examples

Below are some samples letters. You will see that they adhere to the same structure as discussed in this article. These will give you a better understanding of how the letters can be written.

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Dear student, A sample informal letter is given below for you to follow the format: Examination Hall New Delhi August 29, 20xx Dear dad, I am writing to tell you about my excellent performance in SA-2 examination. The study routine you helped me make has worked out well. I study daily and do my homework regularly. My SA-2 exams were easy to crack as I had already studied everything. All I required was a revision. I have secured A1 grade in all the subjects. I hope to see you in the summer vacation when I come home from the hostel. Give my regards to mom and love to little Tanya. Yours sincerely, ABC
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Dear student, A sample informal letter is given below for you to follow the format: Examination Hall New Delhi August 29, 20xx Dear dad, I am writing to tell you about my excellent performance in SA-2 examination. The study routine you helped me make has worked out well. I study daily and do my homework regularly. My SA-2 exams were easy to crack as I had already studied everything. All I required was a revision. I have secured A1 grade in all the subjects. I hope to see you in the summer vacation when I come home from the hostel. Give my regards to mom and love to little Tanya. Yours sincerely, ABC
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1.Sender's address
2.Date.
3.Saltulation,
4.Contents.
5.Conclude line.(Thanking you)
6.Complimentary closer.(Yours faithfully)
7.Signature.(Name who write)
 
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Self address(3/4 lines) Date Salutation (dear) Content(2/3 paragraphs) Your affectionately/lovingly Name(given in the question)/XYZ
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    2. Date of writing a letter
    3. Address of receiver
    4. Salutation or greetings
    5. Body of the letter
    6. Conclusion
    7. Signature of the sender

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    Body of the letter

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