Theme: Non-Offical letters

Theme: Non-Offical letters
In this article, you will learn how to write informal letters in English with the help of sample opening and closing sentences and a sample letter. By the time you're finished, you will know how to properly format the address, date, and signature of an informal letter, as well as what to write in between your greeting and signature.
What Is the Difference Between Informal and Formal Letters?
Informal Letter
An informal letter is a letter that is written in a personal fashion. You can write them to relatives or friends, but also to anyone with whom you have a non-professional relationship, although this doesn't exclude business partners or workers with whom you're friendly. There are different ways to carry out this type of letter depending on which country you're in. This article will address the English/American way.
We'll discuss the following elements:

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  Address
  
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  Date
  
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  Opening
  
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  Body
  
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  Closing
  
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  Signature
  

Formal Letter
The formal letter, on the other hand, is written in a professional tone using carefully chosen and polite language for an official purpose. Unlike the informal letter, there is nothing friendly or quirky about this type of letter, which must adhere to a strict format.
Format of an Informal Letter

Use this image as a guide when formatting your informal letter.
How Do You Start an Informal Letter?
Address
Your personal address should be the first thing you write on your letter. It should be located at the top right corner of the page, since you do not always know if someone has your address if they want to reply. Remember also to fill in your country of residence if you are sending the letter abroad.
Format

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  Number and street name
  
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  City, state and postal code
  
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  Country