Letters and Applications

Letter Writing

Letters are of different kinds. Sometimes these are natural and informal and sometimes these are in the form applications but their style should be easy and conversational. Here are some samples for you to read.

Write a letters on behalf of Rajendra Agencies to Tip Top Furni shers, 'Paina, asking for quotation of prices for their steel furniture for offices and homes." Inquire also about the concession and commission given and about the mode of payment and credit facilities

Write letter on behalf of Bandhu Halwai and Sons, Poona, 10 the Paper Box Manufacturing Co., Bombay-1, asking them to quote for fancy boxes in assorted sizes. Mention the fact that you would require 2,000 boxes urgently, and on a satisfactory quotation, would be willing to give a year's contract.

Write a letter to the Editor of a newspaper highlighting the deteriorating law and order situation in your area and suggesting remedies to improve the situation.

Write a letter to the editor of a daily newspaper giving your views on the custom of dowry.

Write a letter to the editor of a daily newspaper commenting on the increasing display of violence and sex in Indian films.

Write a letter to the editor of a newspaper on the evils of street begging.

Write a letter to the editor of a newspaper commenting on reckless driving in the city.

Write a letter to the editor of a newspaper complaining about a difficult question paper.

Write a letter to the Principal of your college suggesting some improvements in the college library.

Write a letter to the Divisional Traffic Superintendent reporting a missing briefcase.

Write a letter to the Post Master stating that you have not received a money order sent to you by your brother about a month back.

Write a letter to your sister about a real or imaginary fight in an aeroplane.

Write a letter to a friend describing hostel life.

A friend of yours is a chain-smoker. His health is deteriorating. Write a letter to him advising him to give up smoking.

Write a letter from a father to his son expressing concern at the bad report that has been sent to him regarding his studies at college.

Write a letter to your father explaining why you do not want to marry at this stage.

Write a letter to your younger brother whether he should take up Science or Arts in the College

Write a letter to your younger brother who is a bookworm advising him to take active part in games also.

Write a letter to a former school friend, giving him an account of your life at college.

Write a letter of apology to a friend for not having kept an appointment.

Write a letter to your father telling him what you propose to do after graduation

Reply: Write a letter to a friend asking for a loan. Also draft a polite reply refusing it.

rite a letter to a friend asking for a loan. Also draft a polite reply refusing it.

Write a letter of condolence to a friend on the death of his father.

Write a letter to a friend who has failed in the B.A. examination.

Write a letter to your friend congratulating her on her brilliant success in the examination.

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