Презентация на тему Letter writing

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  • 18.06.2018
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The most common reasons for writing a letter are:Giving/asking about news Giving /asking for advice Apologizing for something Thanking for someone Giving/asking for information Congratulating someone Inviting someone Accepting/refusing an invitation Making suggestionsWriting style in lettersWhen you are writing to someone you know well (i.e.close relative,your best friend,etc.) you should use informal style.The most common reasons for writing a letter are:Giving/asking about news Giving /asking for advice Apologizing for something Thanking for someone Giving/asking for information Congratulating someone Inviting someone Accepting/refusing an invitation Making suggestionsWriting style in lettersWhen you are writing to someone you know well (i.e.close relative,your best friend,etc.) you should use informal style.
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LETTER WRITING Done by:Bobokulova M
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THE MOST COMMON REASONS FOR WRITING A LETTER ARE:  Giving/asking about news  Giving /asking for advice  Apologizing for something  Thanking for someone  Giving/asking for information  Congratulating someone  Inviting someone  Accepting/refusing an invitation  Making suggestions
WRITING STYLE IN LETTERS  When you are writing to someone you know well (i.e.close relative,your best friend,etc.) you should use informal style.  When you are writing to someone you do not know or someone who is in authority (i.e. the manager of a hotel, a doctor,etc) you should use formal style.  When you are writing to someone you do not know very well or someone you want to be polite and respectful to (i.e. a friend’s parents, your teacher etc.)you should use semi-formal style.
INFORMAL LETTER SHOULD CONSIST OF:  An informal greeting (Dear Ken/Aunt Joan/etc)  An introduction in which you write your opening remarks(asking about your friend’s health) and mention your reason for writing e.g Hi! How are you? I thought I’d write and let you know that..  A main body in which you write the main subject of the letter in detail starting a new paragraph for each topic;  A conclusion in which you write your closing remarks e.g That’s all my news for now.Write back soon…  An informal ending (e.g.Lots of love/Best wishes/etc +your first name)
FORMAL LETTERS  Address and date your address in the top,right- hand coprner,followed by the date.The recipent’s position,the name and address of the company,organisation,etc on the left-hand side  Greeting (Dear Mrs Davis- when you know the person’s name-Dear Sir/Madam – when you don’t know the person’s name)  Formal language ( I am writing with regards to your advertisement;I would appreciate a reply at your earliest convinience;The product which was delivered,proved to faulty)  Ending (Your sincerely/faithfully+your full name
NOTE  When you begin with Dear Mr/Mrs/Ms Marcus, you should end with Yours Sincerely + your full name  When you begin with Dear Sir/Madam, you should end with Yours faithfully + your full name.
Thanks you for attention!