Grammar: Writing Letters

The heading is where you would include the writers address

Including the address is important so they know where the letter is coming from.

Having this address also gives the person you are writing to an opportunity to write back to you.

This is a way to begin your letter.

This shows who your letter is being addressed too.

Different greetings may include the following: "Dear" "To Whom it May Concern", "Good Morning", "Greetings"

This is where you write your personal message.

You can include as many body paragraphs as you feel necessary in your letter.

This is a way to end the letter

It usually thanks the reader or gets ready to introduce the reader to whomever wrote the letter.

Some ways to close your letters are: "Sincerely", "Best Regards", "Yours Truly" and "With Appreciation".

This is where the writer signs their name so the writer knows who the letter is from

This is usually done in cursive if it is a hand written letter

It is important to capitalize the first letter of each work in your Greeting.

Capitalize each word in your Closing

Capitalization the first letter of your first and last name in your signature