An informal letter contains an address and date in the top right corner, followed by a salutation like "Dear" and the recipient's name with a comma. The content includes an introductory paragraph, 2-4 body paragraphs discussing the message or details, and a concluding paragraph that wraps up the main idea. The letter ends with a closing like "Love," or "Best wishes," followed by a comma.

1. Steps of writing an informal letter

2. Address and date
• The address and date should be
written in the right hand corner.
Note:
• After you have written the address,
leave a line and write the date.

3. Salutation
• The most common salutation in an
informal letter is "Dear…….".
Note that it is followed by a comma.
Example:
• Dear Mimi,

4. The content of an informal letter
• Introduction:
– The first paragraph will consist of an introduction
which will give the recipient an idea about what you
are writing to them with a short summary of the main
topic of your letter. If you don't know the person you
are writing to, you may want to introduce yourself in
this introductory paragraph as well.
• The body:
– (2 : 4 paragraphs) that consist of the message you
want to get across along with any details you may
want to convey.
• The conclusion:
– The last paragraph will usually be the conclusion
where you wrap everything up. You can sum up your
main idea in this paragraph, thank the recipient for
their time, wish the recipient good luck, and/or ask any
questions.

5. Ending a letter
In informal letter writing; you can end your letter
with:
• Love,
• Lots of love,
• Best wishes,
• Missing you lots,
• Yours forever,
• Yours,
Note that it is followed by a comma.
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