This document provides guidelines for writing an informal letter in class 9 at The Shri Ram School Aravali. It outlines the proper format, including placing the sender's address on the top right corner followed by the date. The body should have 4 paragraphs - an introduction, two paragraphs elaborating on the topic, and a conclusion. Each paragraph should be indented. The salutation goes on the next line after the date. Proper expression is important, using formal language and incorporating all words from the question. Grammar, punctuation, and syntax should be correct. Contractions and colloquial language should not be used. The letter is assessed based on format, body, and expression.
This document provides guidelines for writing an informal letter in class 9 at The Shri Ram School Aravali. It outlines the proper format, including placing the sender's address on the top right corner followed by the date. The body should have 4 paragraphs - an introduction, two paragraphs elaborating on the topic, and a conclusion. Each paragraph should be indented. The salutation goes on the next line after the date. Proper expression is important, using formal language and incorporating all words from the question. Grammar, punctuation, and syntax should be correct. Contractions and colloquial language should not be used. The letter is assessed based on format, body, and expression.
This document provides guidelines for writing an informal letter in class 9 at The Shri Ram School Aravali. It outlines the proper format, including placing the sender's address on the top right corner followed by the date. The body should have 4 paragraphs - an introduction, two paragraphs elaborating on the topic, and a conclusion. Each paragraph should be indented. The salutation goes on the next line after the date. Proper expression is important, using formal language and incorporating all words from the question. Grammar, punctuation, and syntax should be correct. Contractions and colloquial language should not be used. The letter is assessed based on format, body, and expression.
Subject: Language Topic: Informal letter Class: IX
Format + Body+ Expression (Eg: F- 2.5, B – 2, E- 3.5 = 8/10) 2.5 +2.5+5 = 10
Format Always begin a letter on a fresh page. Do not leave a line anywhere in the letter. Sender’s Address is written on the right-hand corner of the page (three lines) followed by the date. 16/ 145, Beverly Park, Station Road, .5m New Delhi- 110012. 1st April, 2020. .5m Body There are four paragraphs 1. Introduction 2. Body of the letter/ elaboration of the content 3. Body of the letter/ further elaboration of the content 4. Conclusion Indent each paragraph. On the very next line, after the date, write the salutation. Do not indent the salutation: .5m My dear Sara/Raj/Mother/Father/Grandmother/Grandfather/Uncle /Aunt (names of family members need to be given such as Aunt Petunia, brother Joe. However, names not needed for grandparents) First paragraph is the introduction. Two finger indentation from the margin. Mandatory to write only two sentences related to the topic. Second and third paragraphs are the body; elaborate on the topic. Two finger indentation from the margin. All parts of the question to be addressed. Fourth paragraph is the conclusion. Two finger indentation from the margin. Mandatory to write two sentences related to the topic. Do not end the letter on an interrogative note. Subscription on the right- hand side, without leaving a line. Yours lovingly/affectionately, .5m Parul. .5m (only the first name) Expression –all words in the question to be incorporated in the body, Opening and Closing sentences, grammar, punctuation and syntax. Do not use contractions or
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Page 1 colloquial language. Only Formal Language to be used.
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