Write an INFORMAL letter. You may answer an actual letter from a friend, write to a friend, or make up a letter. Here is your goal for this lesson: Write a socially appropriate informal letter Remember the things you have learned about writing informal letters. Be sure your letter is lively and interesting. Make sure your letter contains a salutation, body, closing, and signature. Use the level of formality appropriate to the person you are addressing. Your letter should be at least 125 words long. You will be graded on the following criteria: 1. Letter contains all appropriate elements and length. 2. Letter contains appropriate level of formality.

Street 17 Number 2

Whatever City, ON

CANADA

June 12, 2019

Dear Bob,

I am so glad I can finally write this letter to you. I really want to tell you about my birthday party. I know you would have enjoyed it as much as I did. My parents took me and five of my friends to Lake Whatever, and we had a wonderful time. We swam all day, told jokes, and laughed a lot. We also ate hot dogs and cake towards the evening. At night, we made a bonfire and we told scary stories. The only adults there were my parents. Finally, once we were exhausted, we went to sleep under the stars. We came back home in the morning, and I could not stop smiling. It was the best birthday I have ever had.

I hope that you can join us next year, and that you are enjoying your holidays.

Best wishes,

Tim

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