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Letter Writing - PDST
Letter Writing Letter Writing2 Letter WritingPublished in 2006 by Junior Certificate School Programme Support ServiceCurriculum Development Unit Sundrive RoadCrumlin Dublin 12 Phone:01 453 5487 Fax:01 402 written and published by teachers involved in the School Certificate Project, CDVEC CurriculumDevelopment Unit and edited by Fiona Richardson, Junior Certificate School Programme by Melt Design Ltd Junior Certificate School Programme Support Service is funded by the In-Career Development Unit,Department of Education and Science and the European Social Junior Certificate School Programme Support Service is a national Programme sponsored by theDepartment of Education and Science and the National Council for Curriculum and Certificate School ProgrammeIntroduction4 Section 1:Informal Letters & PostcardsnInformal letters7nAddressing envelopes12nPostcards14 Section 2:Formal LettersnLetters of complaint26nLetters asking for information31nLetters making a booking34nLetters of application37nCurriculum Vitae42 Section 3:KeywordsnAbbreviations47nQuiz48nWordse arch49nWord Grid49 ContentsIntroductionThis booklet is about Writing letters.
Junior Certificate School Programme 7 * Informal or personal letters are those you write to people you know – friends, cousins, aunts, uncles, etc. * Informal letters should be friendly, chatty and relaxed as though you're talking to the person. * You sign an informal or personal letter using phrases like – Best Wishes, Love, Yours truly, Lots of love etc.
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