The format of the letter (

(1) greetings

When writing a letter, you should first write the address of the recipient on the first line, and then add a colon after it to indicate that there is something to say below.

send one's regards to

Greetings should be written on the next line of the salutation, leaving two spaces. It can exist independently as a part.

(3) Text

The text is generally divided into three parts: connector, main body and umbrella. Each part should start with a new line, leaving two spaces for writing.

(4) Congratulatory language

Congratulatory language is a kind of language to express respect or congratulations. It can be written immediately after the text, or it can be written in a single line with two spaces.

(5) Signature

After writing a letter, write the name of the sender in the lower right corner of the letter. This is called signature. Generally speaking, a suitable title should be added before signing.

(6) Date

The date of sending the letter can be written after the name, or an additional line can be added.

First, the title: it should be decided according to the relationship between the writer and the recipient.

The relationship between primary school students and the educated can be roughly divided into two types: self and elders, and self and peers. If it's an elder relative, write a title. Between peers, it is generally necessary to add a name or address before addressing.

Salutation is the beginning of a letter, so you should write it in capital letters. Add a colon after the salutation.

Greetings: If the recipient is an elder, you can write "Hello". If the recipient is a colleague, you can write "Hello".

The greeting starts from the beginning and is written in two spaces.

Text: This is the main part of the letter. Write down what you want to tell each other, be direct and clear, and write out your true feelings. If you have more than one thing to say, you should write a paragraph about everything. Don't use flowery words in your letter, let alone insincere words.

The text can be written after the greeting or in two spaces on a new line.

Signature: Write your name on the bottom right of the stationery, or you can indicate your identity in front.

5. Date: Write down the specific time of writing the letter directly below the signature, and clearly write down the year, month and day for the recipient's future reference.