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Writing Reference

AN INFORMAL EMAIL
An informal email is usually sent to a friend, a relative or an acquaintance.
Note the layout below:

Subject: a brief phrase that
indicates what the content CC BCC
of the email is. TO eileen728@mymail.com
FROM karen341@freenet.com
SUBJECT My get-together SEND

Greeting: on the left-hand Dear Eileen,
side of the page. Put a
comma after the name.
© MM Publications

Paragraphing: write in
blocked paragraphs leaving
a blank line in between the
paragraphs.

Signing o f: on the left-hand
side of the page. Use your
irst name. Hope to see you soon,
Karen

AN INFORMAL LETTER

An informal letter is a personal letter usually written to a friend, a relative or an acquaintance.
Note the layout below:
Your address: on
the right-hand side
of the page (not
Greeting: on the 92 Park Lane always necessary).
left-hand side of Birmingham B61
the page. Put a 18 June 20....
comma after the
name. Date: below
the address.
Dear Betty,

Indent paragraphs:
start the irst line
of each paragraph
under the comma.

Signing o f: towards
the right-hand side
of the page (e.g.
Love, Best wishes).
Don’t forget the
comma followed Love,
by your irst name
written underneath. Jill

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