Friendly Letter Writing Essentials

The video tutorial by Lydia Beth teaches how to write a friendly letter, covering its history, importance, and the five key parts: heading, greeting, body, closing, and signature. It provides examples and explains formatting, indenting, and how to send letters through various methods, including addressing envelopes for mailing.

What is one reason people write friendly letters?

• To apply for a job

• To submit a complaint

• To inform or give information

• To request a refund

Which part of a friendly letter is compared to a person's head?

• Body

• Heading

• Greeting

• Signature

What should follow the greeting in a friendly letter?

• A question mark

• An exclamation mark

• A comma

• A period

In a friendly letter, what is the purpose of the closing?

• To politely end the letter

• To introduce the letter

• To provide the main content

• To list the sender's address

What is the significance of indenting paragraphs in a letter?

• It makes the letter look longer

• It helps align the text with the margin

• It indicates the start of a new paragraph

• It is used to highlight important points

What is the first step in addressing an envelope?

• Writing the sender's address

• Placing the stamp

• Writing the recipient's address

• Sealing the envelope

Where should the stamp be placed on an envelope?

• In the middle

• In the upper right-hand corner

• On the back of the envelope

• In the lower left-hand corner

What is the purpose of the return address on an envelope?

• To indicate the sender's location

• To display the letter's content

• To provide the recipient's address

• To show the date of sending

Which of the following is NOT a way to send a letter?

• Mailing it with a postage stamp

• Sending it electronically

• Using a regular sticker as a stamp

• Giving it directly to the person

What should you do if you want to send a letter electronically?

• Use a regular mail service

• Get permission from parents

• Include a physical stamp

• Write it on stationary