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    The document provides guidance on the typical elements and structure of an informal letter. It identifies 6 key elements that should be included: 1) date, 2) salutation, 3) main body, 4) paragraphs in the main body, 5) closing, and 6) writer's name. Each element is described in terms of its usual location, level of necessity, and common conventions or formats used. Examples are also provided for some elements like the salutation, main body paragraphs, and closing.

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    The document provides guidance on the typical elements and structure of an informal letter. It identifies 6 key elements that should be included: 1) date, 2) salutation, 3) main body, 4) paragraphs in the main body, 5) closing, and 6) writer's name. Each element is described in terms of its usual location, level of necessity, and common conventions or formats used. Examples are also provided for some elements like the salutation, main body paragraphs, and closing.

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    Informal Letter: 2-Date: Always Necessary

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    MohammedBaouaisse
    The document provides guidance on the typical elements and structure of an informal letter. It identifies 6 key elements that should be included: 1) date, 2) salutation, 3) main body, 4) paragraphs in the main body, 5) closing, and 6) writer's name. Each element is described in terms of its usual location, level of necessity, and common conventions or formats used. Examples are also provided for some elements like the salutation, main body paragraphs, and closing.

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    Informal letter

    4 56 Shamrock Avenue,  No name is needed


    Dublin, Ireland 2- 2- Date: always necessary
    2 08 October 2019  quite free format, e.g. 02nd November
    Dear Mehdi, 1 November 2nd, 2017
    Friday, 2 November
    My name is Linda and I am 49 years old. My birthday is on 7 th April, so I will be 3- 3- Salutation: Always necessary
    50 next April. Hi,.../Hello,.../ Dear......,
    4- 4- The main Body: has to be divided into paragraphs.
    I live in Boston with my husband and my daughter. My husband’s name is Peter 5-
    Format of paragraphs: first line of each paragraph is indented or an empty line
    and he is 47 years old. My daughter’s name is Madison and she is a very good
    between paragraphs without indentation.
    student.
    The first paragraph introduces the topic of the letter.
    3  Thanks for your letter./I’ve just received your letter and I’m writing at once
    I am not a very sporty person, but I do gymnastics and and I go dancing. I also
    because….
    like reading and going out with my friends. My favourite colour is blue and my  I’m sorry I haven’t written for a while but I’ve been very busy.
    favourite singer is Sting. I really like all his songs.  Sorry for not writing so long.
     It was great to hear from you again.
     Thank you very much for answering my last letter so quickly.
    That’s it for now. Keep in touch. 5 6- 5- Closing / wishes: always necessary
    Examples: best wishes/ Lots of love / Love /Yours /All the best /Take care /Best
    6 Mary regards / keep in touch /well /that’s all for now / bye for now, take care and write to me
    1. Read the letter above and choose the correct option. soon / I’m looking forward to hearing from you / hope to see you soon.
    Mary and the person she is writing to are:
    a. Workmates
    b. Friends
    c. Relatives
    2. Write the number of each element.
    a. Closing
    b. Writer’s name
    c. The main body
    d. Salutation
    e. Address
    f. date
    - 1- Address: Not always necessary
     Has to be your address

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