Understanding Friendly Letters

The video tutorial explains the five essential parts of a friendly letter: the heading, greeting, body, closing, and signature. It emphasizes the importance of each part and provides examples to illustrate how to write them. The tutorial aims to teach students the traditional method of communication through letter writing, despite the prevalence of modern digital communication methods.

What is the primary purpose of a friendly letter?

• To advertise a product

• To apply for a job

• To communicate with friends and family

• To send a formal complaint

Why is it important to include the date in a friendly letter?

• To show the letter's authenticity

• To indicate when the letter was written

• To add a personal touch

• To make the letter look professional

Which part of a friendly letter is written at the top?

• The closing

• The signature

• The heading

• The body

What is the first part of a friendly letter?

• The greeting

• The body

• The heading

• The closing

What punctuation is typically used after the greeting in a friendly letter?

• A semicolon

• A comma

• An exclamation mark

• A period

What should you do after writing the greeting in a friendly letter?

• Start the body on a new line

• Write the closing immediately

• Sign the letter

• Add the date again

What is the main content of a friendly letter called?

• The introduction

• The body or message

• The conclusion

• The appendix

What is the purpose of the body in a friendly letter?

• To introduce the sender

• To list the recipient's details

• To convey the main message

• To summarize the letter

Which part of a friendly letter follows the greeting?

• The closing

• The body

• The heading

• The signature

Which of the following is an example of a closing in a friendly letter?

• Dear Friend

• Sincerely

• Hello

• Best Wishes