Personal letter 2nd quizz

What is the definition of a personal letter?

• A personal letter is a type of letter that concerns personal matters and is sent from one individual to another.

• A personal letter is a type of letter that concerns family matters and is sent from one individual to another

• A personal letter is a type of letter that concerns society matters and is sent from one individual to another

Which one is the incorrect social function of Personal letters?

• Personal letters are letters that are written to people we know such as friends, parents, siblings, and cousins.

• Letters are not only written to inform but to strengthen the bond between two people writing to each other.

• Personal letters are letters that are written to strangers that we never meet to share our secret to strengthen the bond between two people writing to each other.

Which one is the correct structure of a personal letter?

• Date, address, salutation, name, introduction, body, closure, complimentary close, signature, postscript/P.S. 

• Header, address, salutation, name, introduction, body, closure, complimentary close, signature, postscript/P.S

• Date, page, salutation, introduction, body, closure, complimentary close, signature, postscript/P.S

Place that you are writing from!

• Date

• Signature

• Address

The main part of the letter!

• Introduction

• Salutation

• Body

Greeting the person that you are writing to.

• Closing

• Introduction

• Salutation

What is the sentence structure in writing a personal letter?

• Simple Present / Simple Past, Slang can be used, Use active voice.

• Use contractions such as “I'll”, “ I'm”, “we'll”.

  Use personal pronouns such as “I”, “we”, “you”.

• all the answers is correct.

“It was very kind of you”

What expression is this sentence talking about?

• Delivering good news

• Gratitude

• Apologizing

“I’m looking forward to seeing you soon”

What expression is this sentence talking about?

• Closing

• Conclusion

• Salutation 

Why should we write a personal letter?

• To inform, to share and to keep in touch with someone we care

• To ask help, to thank, and to persuade people we love

• All answers are correct.