This document outlines the format and structure for writing a letter to the editor. It includes introducing the subject and stance in the opening paragraph, identifying the problem in the body paragraphs, providing possible solutions, and closing formally with a signature. The key components are a dated heading, salutation, introduction of the topic, body paragraphs discussing issues and remedies, and a sincere closing with the writer's name.

1. Letter Writing Letter to the Editor or to someone special

2. How to write a letter to the editor ? 1. Date 2. Formal greeting / salutation Dear Editor 3. Opening paragraph ── introduce your subject and state your stance ( 立場 ) I am writing to tell…l I am writing in response on the trial program for …….(a special event)

3. A Letter to the Editor 4. Body – identifying the problem a. As a student, I am keenly aware of the……… b. Endangered animals c. How they became mistreating or being killed by the people

4. A Letter to the Editor 5. Body –identifying the problem further (the consequence of the extinct animals if we don’t take any actions) I think the problem will just deteriorate if the Government ……… Such an arrangement is contrary to…… Even if a ……..

5. A Letter to the Editor 6. Giving possible solutions I think the possible ways to save these animals are……

6. 7. Formal closing and signature A Letter to the Editor Yours faithfully, __ Donald Tang ___ Donald Tang

7. A Letter to the Editor (Format) Date : Salutation : Dear Sir/ Madam Opening Paragraph (What problems you have encountered ?) Middle Paragraph(s) (Your suggestions to solve the problems) Closing Paragraph (Request follow-up action, and express gratitude) Sincerely, Signature Enclosure