Question

Format for formal and informal letter according to

c.b.s.e

Answer 1

formal letter

application to the principal
to ,
the principal,
school name

date

subject

dear sir (salutation)

body

ending letter

conclusion



informal

address of the sender

date

to whom it is mentioned

introduction

body

ending letter


conclusion

please user mark me as brainliest please please......

Answer 2

Formats of writing informal and formal letters-Class IX
TASK 1- Letter Writing
Formal letter
Points to remember
 Try to avoid starting with "I".
 Keep sentences short and to the point.
 Do not use contractions (I’ve, won’t etc).
 End with a short sentence that anticipates the response of the addressee.
 The tone in an informal letter is polite and impersonal.
 Use passive voice where possible.
Letter to the Editor (Important points)
 Begin with reference to a recent development/ event/ issue
 Give details of topic—bring out cause-effect relationship.
 Offer suggestions/ solutions
 Do NOT ask the editor to solve the problem as he can only voice your views, ideas.
 Remember that a 'leading national daily' means that a newspaper that is popular across the
country and is circulated on an everyday basis.

FORMAT:

FORMAL LETTER
Sender’s address
Date
Receiver’s Name, Designation & Address
Subject: __[Underline the subject]___
Dear Sir / Madam
Content
Para 1-Opening statement—introducing oneself, stating the purpose of writing the
letter
 Through the columns of your newspaper, I wish to highlight/bring to your
notice/express my concern…
 This is with reference to…
 This is to bring to your notice that…
Para 2-Reasons advanced/Describe the nature of the complaint/problem [cause and
effect of the problem]
 ................... has led to …………………
 As a result……………………
Para 3-Suggestions to solve the problem at an individual level and as a group
 I feel that …..
 In my opinion ………..
 I suggest that ………… …….. can be ……………….
 The government must/can ………………..
Para 4- Closing statement
 I hope…
 I would request you to…..
 I look forward to your ….
Yours faithfully/ truly or Yours sincerely
Sender’s Name
INFORMAL LETTER
Sender's address
Date
Salutation (Dear/My dear/Dearest….)
Content Para 1- Introduction
Para 2- Purpose of writing the letter (describing the theme of the question)
Para 3- Conclusion
Subscription (Yours lovingly)
Name
____________________________________________________