Question

what is the meaning of personal letter ​

Answer 1

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•Personal Letters :- Letters to relations, friends, colleagues are called personal letters. These have a simple and informal style. The subjects of such letters are: invitation, request, apology, congratulations, inquiry, sympathy, thanksgiving and to conveying news.

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Layout of a personal Letter :-

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25 National Park, (address of writer )

Lajpat Nagar,

New Delhi-110024.

:- You may also write the address in a block form (i.e. without indentation) and without using any punctuation mark, as :

25 National Park

Lajpat Nagar

New Delhi-110024

(b) Date of letter is written directly below your address.

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Note :-

•The best way to write the date is to indicate the day, month and year like, 30th August, 2020.

•Do not write 30.8.2020 or 30/8/20, as this way of writing date may not be considered appropriate.

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Greetings :-

Near relatives :- Dear mummy, Dear Dad, My Dear Grandma and other.

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Then,

The body of the letter :-

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Then,

The concluding regards :-

"Give my regards to your parents"

"Remember me to your brother"

and other such :-

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Greeting to Whom :-

Near relatives :- "your affectionately" "Your affectiinate"

Friends :- Yours sincerely

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$\rightarrow$The Signature and name of the writer comes below the subscription.

•Use your first name only for the purpose of personal letters.

$Yours\: sincerely$

$Harsh$

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Answer 2

Answer:

Personal letter is a letter written to our family members, friends, teachers, school etc.. Person letter is also know as "Informal letter". We can just add our name, date, and content and your lovingly, our name and end our letter.