Sit writing formats

Question 1

Formal Letter

Answer 1

• Date of the letter (date, month and year)
• Name of writer, my postion and name of school
• Name of recipient, position and name of school
• greetings
• Heading (start of each word is captalised except for connectors) is underlined.
• Paragraph one: Purpose (why are you writing the letter)
• Following paragraph: Amplify my points
• Last pragraph: Conculsion
• Closing: Yours Sincerely (if u know the the recipient) and Yours Faithfully (if you do not know the recipient)
• Writer’s name (spelt fully)

Question 2

Informal letter

Answer 2

• Date
• Adress
• Greeting: Hey John
• paragraph one: Introduction
• Following paragraphs: Amplify my points
  -Final paragrpah: Conclusion& Friendly parting wordss
• Sign off: Yours Truly + Name

If it is an informal letter to your cousin make it conversational. Imagine talking to Tasha. Do not get carried away and remeber to focus on one point and follow the PEEL structure.

Question 3

Speech

Answer 3

• 1st paragrpah: Greetings (if formal speech greet the principal first)
• 2nd paragraph: Introduction and state ypur purpose of giving a speech.
• Following parapraphs: Start with hooking the audience, state and explain ur points using PEEL structure.
• Closing paragraph: Parting words, repeat your necessary message to reinforce it.
• Closing paragraph: Thank the audience for listening to you.

Question 4

Email

Answer 4

• Date: Full date
  To: Email of the recipient
• CC: Email of other ppl that will also benefit from the email
• Subject: Underlined and captalized (Link to purpose of the email)
• Salutations: Dear mrs/Mr/Mdm
• Paragraph one: introductiona and purpose
• Following is the same

Question 5

Feature Article

Answer 5

• Main Heading: Underlined and first letter of each word is capitalized. (captures the reader’s attention and highlights the main idea of the article).
• Sub headline: (optional)
• By line: By Tara Rhys
• Paragraph one: Introduction- Lead sentence (oulines the subject or the them of the article)
• Following parapgraps: Ampilfy your points
• Closing paragraph: Conclusion (A final quote or a comment or a summary statement).