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write a formal letter ..... on any topic ..please be fast ​

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Answered by manas7083
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D- 1801, Neptune Society,

DS Marg, Lower Parel,

Mumbai 400 008.

11th June 2018.

To,

The Editor-in-Chief,

Hindustan Times,

Main Street,

Mumbai 400 001.

Sir,

Subject: Construction work in our locality during monsoon season causing us difficulties.

Through the medium of your esteemed and respected daily, I wish to inform the municipal authorities of the difficulties the residents of my locality are facing due to the construction and repair work currently happening in our area. Monsoon season has started a few days ago and is compounding our problems.

The repair work has been ongoing for five weeks now and is falling way behind schedule. And now with the current weather conditions, we are having persistent problems of water logging and flooding in our area. Another worry is about the accidents that may occur due to the debris lying around the road. Diseases caused due to waterlogging are another one of our concerns.

Therefore I wish to draw the attention of the concerned authorities with the help of your newspaper. Hopefully, you will be able to help us in drawing their attention and resolving this matter at the earliest.

Thanking You,

Your Sincerely,

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[Mr. XYZ]

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Answered by avinashgoutham8
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Answer:

FORMAL LETTER WRITING TOPICS

Explanation:

These are sometimes known as business letters. They are written in a strictly formal style. Such letters are always written on an A4 (8″ x 11″ sheet of paper. They can be folded three times so that the address to which the letter is being sent can appear in the window of a business envelope. The layout is always the same.

Structure:

The senders address is put at the top right hand side

Include telephone number and email if available

The address of the person receiving the letter goes on the left hand side below the sender’s address

The date

Greeting – Dear Sir or Madam. You can use the titles Miss, Mrs. or Mr. if you know the name of the person to whom you are writing

The message

Complimentary close – Yours faithfully or Yours sincerely

Signature

Write name in block letters (this is to ensure that the person receiving the letter knows exactly who has sent it.

Signatures may not be very clear).

Layout for a formal letter

Sender’s address and another contact

info:

Email

Telephone

Fax

Date

Recipient’s address Reference number if available

Dear ………. (If name is unknown use Sir/Madam)

It may be appropriate to start with a reference line

Re: ___________________________________

Do not use contracted forms – write all words in full.

Use formal standard – no slang

Keep sentences precise and get straight to the point

Keep business letters focussed and do not waffle on!

If complaining, be polite and use intelligent vocabulary.

Sum up your main point and state that you look forward to a response to your letter/query/complaint etc if appropriate.

Thank you, in advance for taking time to respond to my

Yours faithfully – (if the greeting is to Sir/Madam)

Yours sincerely – (if the name is given)

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