Writing Friendly Letters Essentials

This video tutorial covers the language and format requirements of writing a friendly letter. It discusses the contexts in which such letters are appropriate, the tone and style to use, and the correct format, including addressing and paragraph structure. The video also highlights common mistakes to avoid and emphasizes the importance of following the writing process for successful letter writing.

What is the main purpose of learning about friendly letters in this video?

• To learn about business communication

• To understand digital communication

• To practice writing and language skills

• To improve social media skills

Which of the following is NOT a context for writing a friendly letter?

• Applying for a job

• Offering condolences

• Inviting someone

• Thanking someone

What should the tone of a friendly letter be?

• Formal and strict

• Technical and detailed

• Conversational and friendly

• Aggressive and demanding

Which of the following is a characteristic of the style of a friendly letter?

• Frequent use of technical terms

• Avoidance of slang

• Use of complex jargon

• Formal language

Which of the following is an example of a contraction that can be used in a friendly letter?

• Cannot

• I'm

• Will not

• Shall not

Which of the following is NOT recommended in the style of a friendly letter?

• Contractions

• Slang

• Simple words

• Informal tone

What is the role of exclamations in a friendly letter?

• To confuse the reader

• To make it technical

• To add a conversational tone

• To make it formal

What should you do if you want to make your friendly letter more engaging?

• Avoid contractions

• Use technical jargon

• Use a formal tone

• Include personal anecdotes

Where should the address and date be placed in a friendly letter?

• Top left corner

• Middle of the page

• Top right corner

• Bottom left corner

What should the first paragraph of a friendly letter include?

• Address and date

• Detailed content

• Introduction and reason for writing

• Conclusion