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JSS1: ENGLISH LANGUAGE - 1ST TERM

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Topic Content:

  • Meaning of Letter Writing
  • Meaning of Formal Letter
    • Features & Example of a Formal Letter
  • Meaning of Informal Letter
    • Features & Example of an Informal Letter

What is Letter Writing?

Letter writing is a form of writing. It is an important means of communication between two parties on a particular topic, matter, issue, or incident. It equally serves the purpose of documentation.

There are two types of letters: 

1. Formal letter 
2. Informal letter 

What is a Formal Letter?

A formal letter is a letter written to people who hold official positions in society. Such letters can be in the form of applications, requests, appeals, complaints, and others.

A good example is a letter that was written to the Principal of your school, a letter to the Commissioner of Police, a letter to your Class Teacher, and a letter of request to the Chairman of your Local Government Area.

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Formal Letter.

Features of a Formal Letter: 

1. Sender’s Address and Date: This is written at the top right-hand corner.

 

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    Formal letter: is a letter written to to people in high position
    Informal letter: is a letter written to our friends and loved ones

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