Informal letters follow a basic structure including a return address, date, greeting, body paragraphs updating the recipient, a closing, and optional signature. They should provide personal updates on the writer's life, mention the reason for writing, and develop information in a logical order using transition words. Closings invite response and thank the recipient for staying in touch using phrases like "write soon" or "best wishes".

2. • Informal letters are to a person or a friend you know

3. Return Address
Date (Month Day, year)
Dear name of Recipient,
Body paragraph 1…………….
Body paragraph 2…………….
Body paragraph 3 ……………
Closing (Sincerely..),
Signature
PS

4. • Write something about you.
• «I’m fine….I’m having fun…..»
• Mention why you are writing
• «I’m writing to tell you….»

5. • Avoid jumping back and forth. Develope some logical
pattern for the information.
• You can use words like «first….»

6. • You may want to invite the reader to write back or stay in
touch, or thank your reader for taking the time to share
these moments.
• Use phrases like “Yours truly” “Best wishes” “Warm
regards” “Love” “Miss you” “Write soon” “See you soon”

7. • You can sign writing either:
• Your first name
• Your nick name
• Your first and last name