Writing invitation letter

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Writing an informal letter

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WHY LETTER WRITING?
The art of letter writing may have taken a backseat to technology, However, it hasn’t entirely gone away. Formal letters are still needed and still very much used.
Employment letters
When applying for employment, writing letters is almost an expectation. Whether it be a cover letter, application letter, a thank you letter for an interview, a letter requesting a promotion.

Business letters or letters to authorities
Nowadays, it is sometimes necessary to write letters to a congressman or higher authorities
Informational letters

These types of letters inform offices or people of needed data like rules, regulations, events, invitations, or procedures.

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Slide 5 - Video

01:42
Write as many examples as you know in a greeting part

Slide 6 - Open question

02:45
What kind of information you write in the first paragraph?
A
ask a question
B
state the reason for starting this letter
C
say goodbye
D
refer to previous correspondence

Slide 7 - Quiz

03:12
What kind of information do you write in the main part?

Slide 8 - Open question

03:38
Concluding part of the letter can contain?
A
saying the meaning of goodbye
B
emoji
C
don`t contain anything
D
invite reader to write back

Slide 9 - Quiz

03:58
Write as many phrases as possible in the closing part of the letter

Slide 10 - Open question

04:05
Write down your signature in the letter

Slide 11 - Open question

04:28
Write down 5 parts of the letter

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