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IELTS General Training Module Task 1- Informal Letters
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2 years ago
IELTS General Training Module Task 1- Informal Letters
In informal letter writing you should know whom you are writing to and the overall formality of the letter. The task can be addressed to your friends, family, relatives and the ones whom you know personally. Therefore, you should use a informal style as you are writing to a person you know very well.
They are written in an easy communication style, not too formal with perfect grammar and vocabulary.
Also it is very important that you do not omit the opening and closing statements. Remember, they are a must!!!
Your IELTS Informal should be opened with a short explanation for the purpose of writing and end it with a suggestion that relates to it. Try to paraphrase the exam question and do not just copy sentences or words from it directly.
You should not use abbreviated or contracted forms, slangs, idioms, phrases and use proper punctuations as well. ✅Kindly subscribe and follow my podcast for more information. 💲If you appreciate my work you can now support me directly at https://anchor.fm/beatielts
BEAT IELTS
This podcast aims to guide people who are willing to move abroad but struggling to crack IELTS, due to any circumstances, whether, personally, financially or strategy-wise.
With a biweekly episode, I wish to bring about valuable lessons for the aspirants who are seeking to clear this hurdle from their path of success.
About me: I run online individual IELTS classroom for complete and intensive IELTS course for both Academics and General Training module.
You can reach out to me at: 📍🖇️bbeatielts@gmail.com
and
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