Formal Letter Fun for Grade 4

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Learn formal letter parts.

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Umar Aysha Imthiyaz

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Froggy Jumps Formal Letter Fun for Grade 4Online version Learn formal letter parts. by Umar Aysha Imthiyaz 1 Which part shows the recipient's street and city in a formal letter? a Receiver's address b Sender's address c Date 2 Which part tells who wrote the letter? a Date b Sender's address c Receiver's address 3 Where do you usually put the date in a formal letter? a In the middle of the body b At the end of the letter c Near the top of the letter 4 What is the formal greeting called? a Closing b Salutation c Subject line 5 Which closing phrase is formal? a Yours sincerely b See you soon c Bye 6 Which greeting is informal for a letter? a Dear Sir b Hey there c Dear Madam 7 Which line sounds more formal: "How are you?" or "I hope you're well"? a See you soon b I hope you're well c How are you? 8 Where does the closing statement go in a letter? a After the body of the letter b Before the date c At the very start 9 Is "Dear Sir" an appropriate formal salutation? a Only in emails b Yes c No 10 Besides addresses and date, what should a simple formal letter include? a A body with the message b Weather report c A cartoon drawing

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Formal Letter Fun for Grade 4Online version

Learn formal letter parts.

by Umar Aysha Imthiyaz

Which part shows the recipient's street and city in a formal letter?

Receiver's address

Sender's address

Date

Which part tells who wrote the letter?

Date

Sender's address

Receiver's address

Where do you usually put the date in a formal letter?

In the middle of the body

At the end of the letter

Near the top of the letter

What is the formal greeting called?

Closing

Salutation

Subject line

Which closing phrase is formal?

Yours sincerely

See you soon

Bye

Which greeting is informal for a letter?

Dear Sir

Hey there

Dear Madam

Which line sounds more formal: "How are you?" or "I hope you're well"?

See you soon

I hope you're well

How are you?

Where does the closing statement go in a letter?

After the body of the letter

Before the date

At the very start

Is "Dear Sir" an appropriate formal salutation?

Only in emails

Yes

Besides addresses and date, what should a simple formal letter include?

A body with the message

Weather report

A cartoon drawing

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by Umar Aysha Imthiyaz

Which part shows the recipient's street and city in a formal letter?

Which part tells who wrote the letter?

Where do you usually put the date in a formal letter?

What is the formal greeting called?

Which closing phrase is formal?

Which greeting is informal for a letter?

Which line sounds more formal: "How are you?" or "I hope you're well"?

Where does the closing statement go in a letter?

Is "Dear Sir" an appropriate formal salutation?

Besides addresses and date, what should a simple formal letter include?

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