The document discusses the importance and types of letter writing, including personal, business, and social letters, while highlighting their unique qualities compared to digital communication. It outlines the structure of both personal and business letters and provides tips for effective writing. The conclusion encourages practicing letter writing as a meaningful form of communication.

1. LETTER WRITING
PRESENTER: HAMZA MUZAFAR
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2. CONTENT
• Definition of letter writing
• Importance of letter writing
• Types of letter
• Structure of a letter
• Personal letter
• Business letter
• Tips for effective letter writing
• Conclusion

3. DEFINITION OF LETTER WRITING
• Letter is a written message.
• We write a letter to persons who are far away from us.
• We want to convey our message to them in a clear and
forceful manner.
• Even with technology, letters are still special for their
personal touch and formality.

4. IMPORTANCE OF LETTER WRITING
• Letters offer a personal touch that digital communication often
lacks.
• In business and formal settings, letters are preferred for their
structured format and professionalism.
• They serve as tangible reminders of relationships, events, and
milestones, unlike digital messages that can be easily deleted or
forgotten
• Letter writing enhances language skills, grammar, and
vocabulary.

5. TYPES OF LETTER
1-Formal Letters
• Business Letters: Used for professional communication with
companies or organizations.
• Official Letters: Sent to government or official institutions for various
purposes.
2-Informal Letters
• Personal Letters: Written to friends or family members, usually
containing personal information and updates.

6. 3-Social Letters
• Condolence Letters: Offer sympathy during times of loss.
• Holiday Letters: Share holiday greetings and updates
4-Semi-Formal Letters
• Letters of Recommendation: Provide a character reference
or endorsement for someone.
• Resignation Letters: Notify an employer of the decision to
leave a job.

7. STRUCTURE OF A LETTER
• Sender's Address: Top-right corner.
• Date: Below the sender's address.
• Recipient's Address: Left-aligned, below the date.
• Salutation: "Dear [Recipient's Name],"
• Body: Main message of the letter.
• Closing: "Sincerely," or "Best regards,"
• Signature: Below the closing.

8. Personal Letters
Structure:
• Informal greeting
• Friendly tone
• Personal updates
• Closing with warmth

9. Business Letters
Structure:
• Formal greeting
• Clear and concise language
• Specific purpose and action
• Professional closing

10. TIPS FOR EFFECTIVE LETTER WRITING
• Know Your Audience: Tailor the tone and content to the recipient.
• Be Clear and Concise: Use simple language and avoid jargon.
• Organize Your Thoughts: Structure the letter logically with an introduction, body,
and conclusion.
• Personalize Your Message: Add personal touches to connect with the recipient.
• Be Polite and Professional: Maintain a respectful tone throughout the letter.
• Use Proper Format: Follow the standard format for the type of letter you are writing.
• Address Envelopes Neatly: Write the recipient's address clearly and legibly.
• Contact Information: Provide your contact details for further communication

11. CONCLUSION
• In conclusion, we have explored the art of letter writing and its
enduring significance in today's digital age.
• We learned about the various types of letters, including formal,
informal, social and semi-formal and discussed the structure and
elements of a well-written letter.
• As we wrap up, I encourage each of you to practice writing letters in
your daily lives.
• Whether it's sending a heartfelt note to a loved one or crafting a
professional email to a colleague, every letter written is an opportunity
to communicate thoughtfully and meaningfully.