Formal Vs Informal Letter Writing Quiz

“Buddy” is a friendly way to address someone. Hence, we don't use it in a formal letter.

"Dear Mr. Jones" is the most appropriate formal letter introduction. It follows the standard convention of using "Dear" followed by the recipient's title and last name. The other options are either too informal or not suitable for a formal letter.

We always write why we are writing the letter in the opening part of a formal letter. 

Slang should never be used in a formal letter.

"Wouldn't" is a contraction. Contractions, such as 'wouldn't,' should never be used in a formal letter. Instead, use the full word or words, in this case, 'would not.'

Always align your writing to the left-hand side of the letter

In a formal letter, your name and address are conventionally placed in the top-left corner for proper formatting and professional presentation. This provides the recipient with essential contact information and establishes a standard practice for effective communication in written correspondence.

You should use paragraphs, correct sentences, and proper spelling when writing a formal letter.

In a traditional letter format, you should write the date above your address and typically aligned to the right side of the page. This is followed by your address and then the recipient's address below. This format helps in organizing the letter content and ensuring clarity in communication.