This document outlines the typical parts of a formal letter, including the greeting, introduction, body, conclusion, and closing. It explains that a formal letter should be addressed with "Dear" followed by the recipient's title and last name depending on their gender (e.g. Dear Mr. Jones, Dear Ms. Jones). The body of the letter contains the main message or request, and the letter concludes with a closing statement like "Yours faithfully" before the writer's name and contact details.

1. UNIDAD III. FORMAL
LETTERS

2. A FORMAL TRANSACTIONAL LETTER REQUESTING INFORMATION
Read the text and decide:
1. Who it is written by
2. Why it was written
3. The register ** (words in bold)

3. Layout of formal letters
LETTERS ARE MADE UP OF DIFFERENT PARTS
1. The Greeting
If you know the name of the person you are
writing to, begin:
• Dear Mr Jones, (to a man)
• Dear
• Dear Ms Jones, (to a woman)
• Dear Miss Jones (not used much these days)
• Mrs Jones, (to a married woman)

4. Layout of formal letters
LETTERS ARE MADE UP OF DIFFERENT PARTS

5. Layout of formal letters
LETTERS ARE MADE UP OF DIFFERENT PARTS

6. Layout of formal letters
LETTERS ARE MADE UP OF DIFFERENT PARTS

7. Layout of formal letters
LETTERS ARE MADE UP OF DIFFERENT PARTS
5. The closing

8. Layout of formal letters
LETTERS ARE MADE UP OF DIFFERENT PARTS