This document provides information on application letters, including their social function, language features, and text structure. An application letter is used to formally apply for a job in writing with an official style and structure. It should use simple present tense and formal language without slang. The letter should include an targeted subject line with the job title, an opening statement explaining why the writer is applying, and accomplishments relevant to the job. The text structure consists of sender and receiver information at the top, a salutation, a purpose and qualifications, a closing with contact details, and a signature.

1. APPLICATION LETTER
Name : Nesha Mutiara
Class : XII MIPA 2
Teacher : Mrs. Ferawati Pohan S.Pd

2. A. Social Function
• To Apply a job to a person or a company writtenly,
completed with structure and formed in official style.

3. B. Language Features
• - Use Simple Present Tense
• - Use formal language or not slang
• - Targeted subject line, include the job title and a branding
statement
• - Explain the obvious reason why you are writing in
opening statement
• - Explain your accomplishments which the company may
need it to hire you
• - Write politely, effectively, and communicative

4. C. Text Structure
• - Sender : placed on top left. Insert full name, address, and date.
• - Receiver : placed on second top left. Insert full name, address, and
company.
• - Salutation : greetings to the receiver / company.
• - Content : include purpose of writing application letter, source of knowing
the employment, skill that the sender has, the sender’s current situation,
and the reason of applying a job.
• - Closing paragraph : include sender’s contact and the time that the
sender can be reached.
• - Signature : the sender’s signature and full name under it.