Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Writing
Formats
1.1
Informal
letter
It
is
a
letter
that
we
write
to
someone
we
know,
or
someone
we
want
to
get
to
know.
Usually,
it
is
written
to
a
friend
or
relative.
Language
features:
informal
and
friendly
tone.
Examples
Who?
Appropriate
tone
To
a
grandfather
who
lives
I
am
extremely
happy
that
I
have
been
given
a
chance
to
go
to
overseas
Amsterdam
on
a
student
exchange
programme!
To
a
close
friend
I
am
totally
elated
that
I
have
been
selected
to
go
to
Amsterdam
on
a
student
exchange
programme!
I
cant
wait
to
start
shopping
for
winter
clothing!
a.
Format
letter
Blk
156
Sunshine
Road
Senders
address
#17-06
Singapore
230156
8
April
2015
Date
Dear
Grandpa
Jim
Salutation/
Opening
greeting
I
havent
heard
from
you
for
a
while,
I
hope
you
are
feeling
Introduction
well.
I
guess
my
younger
cousins
have
been
keeping
you
very
busy
and
thats
why
you
havent
written,
emailed
or
called.
Content
content
content
Body
Content
content
content
Body
Content
content
content
Body
Please
write
soon
we
miss
hearing
from
you.
When
will
Closure
you
be
visiting
us
in
Singapore?
Not
too
long
from
now
I
hope!
Mum
sends
her
love
too.
Take
care
of
yourself!
Love,
Grace
Sign
off
name
or
nickname
*
Each
writing
should
have
a
minimum
of
FIVE
paragraphs.
b.
Format
email
To:
gracechua@gmail.com
Technical
detail
Subject:
My
first
week
of
Secondary
Three
Introduction
to
subject
Dear
Grandpa
Jim
Greeting
I
havent
heard
from
you
for
a
while,
I
hope
you
are
feeling
Introduction
well.
I
guess
my
younger
cousins
have
been
keeping
you
very
busy
and
thats
why
you
havent
written,
emailed
or
called.
Content
content
content
Body
Content
content
content
Body
Content
content
content
Body
Please
write
soon
we
miss
hearing
from
you.
When
will
Closure
you
be
visiting
us
in
Singapore?
Not
too
long
from
now
I
hope!
Mum
sends
her
love
too.
Take
care
of
yourself!
Love,
Grace
Sign
off
name
or
nickname
d.
Report/proposal
To:
Principal
Mrs
Laura
Chong
Name
of
the
person
the
report
is
sent
to
From:
Grace
Chua
Name
of
the
person
writing
the
report
Proposal
on
holding
the
Graduation
Dinner
in
School
Title
of
heading
Content
content
content
Body
Content
content
content
Body
Content
content
content
Body
Content
content
content
Body
*
No
signature
is
required.
However,
for
incident
reports,
a
signature
should
be
included.
e.
Brochure/Information
Leaflet
Lakeside
Open
House
Title:
What
is
the
information
about?
Our
astounding
results
Body
Content
content
content
Fact
segment:
give
specific
details
of
the
facts.
Use
sub-headings
to
present
Our
scientific
programmes
the
different
segments.
Content
content
content
3
to
4
paragraphs
on
discussion
and
elaboration
of
EACH
bullet
point
raised
in
Our
award
winning
CCA
groups
the
question.
Content
content
content
Our
distinguished
alumni
Content
content
content
Contact
number,
Website
if
relevant,
information
on
how
Conclusion
to
get
there
if
relevant
f.
Newspaper
articles
Lakeview
Secondary
School
launches
eco-friendly
Headline:
Title
of
the
newspaper
paperless
teaching
programme
report
Programme
to
be
launched
in
stages
in
2015
Deck:
second
headline
(sometimes
not
used)
By
Amanda
Wong
Byline:
Writers
name
SINGAPORE,
16
Sept
2014:
Content
content
content
Lead:
First
paragraph
summarizes
the
main
news
Content
content
content
of
the
report
(what,
when,
where)
Content
content
content
3
to
4
paragraphs
on
discussion
and
elaboration
of
EACH
bullet
point
raised
in
Content
content
content
the
question.
Newspaper
articles
are
typically
recounts
of
events
that
have
already
taken
place.
It
is
usual
in
such
articles
to
include
what
was
said
by
other
people,
e.g.
It
is
important
for
our
students
to
know
the
ecological
footprint
they
create
on
a
daily
basis,
said
Amelia
Tan,
Principal
of
Lakeview
Secondary
School.