Question

1. Two formal letters
2. Subject verb agreement
3.madals
4.voice
5.diary entry
6. two article writing

Answer 1

1) Formal letter is a business or official letter. They are written to complaint or inform something. These letters include applications, letters to editors, official letters, letters to and from organizations, government departments etc. These letters have an objective or business-like style of writing.

Points To Remember:

1. Mentioning the subject is a must in a formal letter.

2. The formal letter should be brief, simple and concise.

3. It should focus on the issue rather than dwindling on various other elements.

4. Colloquial words or expressions must be avoided.

5. The imperative tone must be avoided in case of formal letters.

6. Coherence should be maintained.

7. Marks will be awarded on the use of appropriate style, language, content and expression.

8. Although, marks will not be deducted for exceeding the word limit, it is advisable to follow the given word limit.

2)A verb describes an action or a state of being. This action is performed by a subject (A Noun or a Pronoun) or the state of being is that of a subject. Hence, a verb must always agree with its subject, in person (First, Second and Third) and in number (Singular and Plural).

3)person with a role either to promote, display or advertise commercial products, or to serve as a visual aid for people who are creating works of art or to pose for photography.