Question

Mani started writing a letter to his father asking permission to join an excursion party. He is unable to complete the letter. Complete the content of his letter in about 100 words.
NSK Hr.Sec School,
Trichy,
12.03.2013
My dear father,
 .......................................................................................
......................................................................................
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Your loving son,
S.Mani
To
Mr.K.Sivaram,
60-B, Gandhi Salai,
Tirunelveli.

Answer 1

Hint:-An informal letter is a letter you would keep in touch with a companion, a relative, or an associate.
-In English, there is frequently a decision between an easier word or phrasal action word and a more drawn out more intricate word. For an informal letter, it is better to use casual English.

Complete answer:
My dear dad,

I hope you, mom, grandparents, and sister are doing well. I am doing fine at my school and hostel. The surroundings are wonderful. I am eating and keeping well here.

Our class teacher has chosen to go on an outing to Mahabalipuram. Every one of my companions is partaking in it. I too prefer to join the gathering. It would be nice if you could give me some money for the trip. The cost of the excursion is Rs.300. Kindly send the cash by M.O
I promise I will be safe and sound at the excursion. And, that I will focus on my studies like always.

Your loving son,
S Mani

Note:For composing informal letters utilize casual English:-
a)Use short structures like isn't, won't, it's, I've rather than isn't, won't, it is, I have, and so forth This is because we will in general utilize these structures when we are talking, and utilizing them in composed English makes it sound more casual.

b) Use casual intensifiers – communication in English, we regularly use words like truly and unimaginably meaning truly decent, great. We frequently additionally utilize a portion of the more extraordinary intensifier + descriptive word mixes, for example, totally incredible, totally terrible, and so forth.