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    The document provides notes on writing informal emails and letters. It states that the answering technique is P.E.E.L, which stands for Point, Explanation, Example, and Link. For each point, the writer should provide an explanation supported by reasons and examples, and then link the point back to the original question. Important pointers for the format of informal emails and letters are also listed, such as including the sender's address and date, as well as a salutation, complimentary close, and signature.

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    The document provides notes on writing informal emails and letters. It states that the answering technique is P.E.E.L, which stands for Point, Explanation, Example, and Link. For each point, the writer should provide an explanation supported by reasons and examples, and then link the point back to the original question. Important pointers for the format of informal emails and letters are also listed, such as including the sender's address and date, as well as a salutation, complimentary close, and signature.

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    Secondary 1 Informal Email - Letter Writing Notes

    Uploaded by

    Krishna
    The document provides notes on writing informal emails and letters. It states that the answering technique is P.E.E.L, which stands for Point, Explanation, Example, and Link. For each point, the writer should provide an explanation supported by reasons and examples, and then link the point back to the original question. Important pointers for the format of informal emails and letters are also listed, such as including the sender's address and date, as well as a salutation, complimentary close, and signature.

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    Secondary 1 Informal Email/Letter Writing notes for

    - Audience ~context

    -Purpose

    Tone
    -

    • To answer a informal email/letter you need to find out the Purpose, Audience and
    Context. The answering technique for informal email/letter writing is P.E.E.L which is:
    Each point stated

    Point should be supported


    Explanation by reasons and examples .

    Examples To conclude the point link it

    to
    Link question .

    Pointer to take notes note for Informal Letter


    Important Pointers Format
    Make sure the salutation is correct Sender’s address
    Bu
    , ,
    Align all paragraphs to the left. No need for the ‘two’ finger spacing.
    Date
    Leave a line between each paragraph
    Salutation
    Although it is an informal letter - Do not use slang / short forms
    Close correctly with sender’s signature and name Complimentary close
    Sender’s Signature
    Sender’s Name
    Pointer to take notes note for Informal Email
    Important Pointers Format
    Make sure the salutation is correct Sender’s Email Recipient’s
    Align all paragraphs to the left. No need for the ‘two’ finger spacing. Email Date in Full Subject
    Leave a line between each paragraph
    Line
    Although it is an informal email - Do not use slang / short forms
    Opening Salutation

    Complimentary close
    Sender’s Name

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