How to write personal letters in English in 2017

There is nothing difficult in writing messages to your English pen pals. However, you need to follow a certain sequence and rules adopted in personal correspondence with the British.

Instruction manual

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Begin a letter to your English friend by calling Dear, to which you add a name, for example, Dear Bob, which means "Dear Bob." The appeal is written on the left side of the sheet without a red line. After it, you do not need to put an exclamation mark, but a comma.

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Thank pen-friend for the letter that he wrote to you and which you are currently responding, for example, like this: Thanks for your letter. It was great to hear from you (Thank you for your letter. It was very nice to hear from you).

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Explain the purpose for which you are writing your message, and briefly state what it will be about.

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Now try to answer the questions if your pen friend asked you in a letter.

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Next, express your opinion on the news that pen-friend sent you, if you wish, write your advice or wish.

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Ask questions to an English friend regarding the topic your letter is related to. This is best done starting with a new paragraph.

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At the end of the message on a separate line, write the ending phrase, for example, Write soon (Best answer), Best wishes (Best wishes) or Love (Kisses).

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After the final phrase, be sure to put a comma, and from a new line write your name.

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Now write the sender's address, that is, your, in the upper right corner of the sheet. In this case, on the first line indicate the house number and street name, on the second line - your city. If you wish, you can limit yourself to a brief option, specifying only the street and city.

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After the address, indicate the date of writing the letter, based on the template "day-month-year".

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Having finished the letter, be sure to check for grammatical or spelling errors. In case you have doubts about the words in English, look in the dictionary. If this is not possible, replace it with a synonym of which you are sure to write.