Informal Letter Writing Essentials

Mrs. Bren teaches how to write an informal letter, also known as a friendly letter. She explains the informal register, tone, and structure, including address, introduction, body, and conclusion. Common mistakes like using slang and incorrect format are highlighted. An example letter is provided to illustrate the concepts.

What is another name for an informal letter?

• Friendly letter

• Official letter

• Business letter

• Formal letter

To whom do you typically write an informal letter?

• A teacher

• A business partner

• A close friend

• A government official

Which of the following is NOT allowed in an informal letter?

• Slang

• Colloquial language

• Contractions

• Informal tone

What is the purpose of using an informal register?

• To impress a teacher

• To write official documents

• To communicate with friends

• To sound more professional

Which of the following is an example of informal tone?

• Dear Sir or Madam

• To whom it may concern

• Good day, ma'am

• Hey there, how's it going?

What should be included in the address line of an informal letter?

• Recipient's house number and street

• Recipient's social media handle

• Recipient's phone number

• Recipient's email address

What should you do after writing the address line in an informal letter?

• Add a postscript

• Start the body

• Skip a line

• Write the conclusion

What is the main purpose of the introduction in an informal letter?

• To list the recipient's details

• To conclude the letter

• To provide a summary of the letter

• To explain the main reason for writing

What should the body of an informal letter include?

• A detailed explanation of the topic

• A list of questions

• A formal greeting

• A summary of previous letters

What is the purpose of the conclusion in an informal letter?

• To summarize the body

• To introduce new topics

• To provide contact information

• To list references