Question

Write a letter to your friend telling him/her about your brother/sister and how much you trust him/her and how much you share secrets with him/her.

Answer 1

Hint: Follow the correct format

 Begin with your address.

 Then you will write the date.

Followed by the informal greeting- Dear XYZ

Introduction of the letter

Body of the letter

Conclusion

And in the end, you will sign off with a friendly/warm phrase- Yours lovingly


Complete step-by-step answer:

There is no fixed format for Informal letters as Informal letters are more personal and casual than Formal letters. Informal letters are written to close friends and family members.

Let’s begin with the letter-
                                                                                                                        A-21, Defence Colony
                                                                                                                        New Delhi, 110005


                                                                                                          18th July 2020
Dear XYZ,

How are you? I hope this letter finds you in the pink of your health.

I am writing this letter to tell you about my sister. My sister and I share a very warm relationship, we both share secrets and have pajama talks at night. Yesterday, I told her about our fight and she advised me to write this letter to you. I trust and believe in her more than anyone, so I decided to apologize to you, regarding our fight.

I believe the best relationship in the world is between sisters. The elder sister acts as a mother and a friend at the same time. I feel very lucky to have an elder sister, who can guide me in all phases of my life.

I hope to hear back from you again and I will meet you very soon. Till then, be safe and healthy.

Yours Lovingly,

ABC

Note: You can use a casual language in an informal letter, as you are writing to your close friend or family member. Also, remember to follow the correct format, irrespective of the body of the lette