Continuous Writing: Semi Formal Letters – SS1 English Lesson Note (Second Term)
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- Subject
- English Studies
- Class
- SS1
- Term
- Second Term
- Topic
- Continuous Writing: Semi Formal Letters
- Order
- Topic 8 of 9 this term
- Reading time
- 1 min
Semi-formal letters are letters we write to people who are not strange to us to describe personal letters, e.g. our teacher, family doctor, priest etc.
The semi-formal letter is more related to the informal letter than the formal letter.
Features of a semi-formal letter:
- Writer’s address with the date
- Salutation e.g. Dear Mr Eze, Dear Mrs Osho, Dear Dr John.
- Introduction
- Body of the letter
- Conclusion
- Subscript (usually Your sincere)
- Writer’s full name.
NOTE:
A semi-formal letter does not require the writer’s signature.
Sample of a semi-formal letter

This term's English Studies topics
SS1 Second Term · 9 topics
- Vocabulary Development: Word Associated with Traditional Religion
- Grammar: Complex Tense Form
- Vocabulary Development: Words Associated with Christian Religion
- Continuous Writing: Informal Letters
- Vocabulary Development: Words Associated with Islamic Religion
- Vocabulary Development: Words Associated with Advertising
- Vocabulary Development: Words Associated with Stock Exchange
- Continuous Writing: Semi Formal Letters
- Grammar: Compound Sentences


