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Purpose
of a Friendly Letter
A friendly letter is a way of
communicating between two people
(sometimes more) who are usually well
acquainted. There are many uses and
reasons for writing a friendly letter,
but usually friendly letters will
consist of topics on a personal level.
Friendly letters can either be printed
or hand-written.
Friendly Letter Writing
The friendly letter is typically less
formal than that of a business letter.
Usually the first paragraph of the body
will consist of an introduction which
will give the recipient an idea about
you're writing to them with a short
summary of the main topic of your
letter. If you don't know the person you
are writing to, you may want to
introduce yourself in this introductory
paragraph as well.
The next few paragraphs will usually
consist of the message you want to get
across along with any details you may
want to convey.
The last paragraph will usually be the
conclusion where you wrap everything up.
You can sum up your main idea in this
paragraph, thank the recipient for their
time, wish the recipient well, and/or
ask any questions.
Since friendly letters are less formal,
you can feel free to write it however
you like, but the above format is fairly
common.
A TO Z SAMPLE
LETTERS:
1-100 -
101-200 -
201-300 -
301-400 -
401-500 -
501-600 -
601-700 -
701-800 -
801-900 |
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