Category: Transactional writing
How to Write a Memo
Julie Tagg| Think and Write for CSEC English A and B Writing a memo (memorandum) is a straightforward process that follows a specific format. Memos are typically used for internal communication within an organization and can convey important information, reminders, or announcements. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to write a memo: Memo Format Example… Read More How to Write a Memo
5E Lesson Plan: Letter Writing
Grade Level: Middle or High SchoolSubject: English Language ArtsDuration: 60–90 minutesObjective:Students will be able to identify and write different types of letters, including formal, informal, and business letters, by understanding their structure, purpose, and tone. 1. Engage (10 minutes) – Hook & Warm-up 2. Explore (15 minutes) – Types of Letters 3. Explain (20 minutes)… Read More 5E Lesson Plan: Letter Writing
The Business Letter
Parts of the business letter and formatting the business letter Sender’s address The sender’s address is at the top of the letter and one line above the date. Do not write the name or title of the sender in the address as this is included in the letter’s closing Date The date line indicates the… Read More The Business Letter
Steps to writing an Email
Electronic mails or emails are like letters, but emails are sent via the internet to a recipient. An email address is unique to the user and is vital to receiving emails. The format for an email is: From: (Who is sending the email – janine@yahoo.com) To: (Who is receiving the email to– hal@gmail.com) Cc: (Who… Read More Steps to writing an Email
The Friendly or Informal Letters
The informal letter can be used to inform, invite, congratulate, or offer condolences. Characteristics of the Informal Letter Points to note for the informal letter Friendly or informal letters are usually written to people who are close to the writer, for example, friends or family. They are mainly written to express an emotion, that congratulates,… Read More The Friendly or Informal Letters
