It is a piece of writing exchanged between individuals who may either have personal or professional relations to talk about varying topics such as each other’s situation or concerns.

It is a type of POV (point-of-view) which uses the pronouns “he, she, it” for the subject.

It is also known as the greeting. It is the line where the expressions dear or “to whom it may concern” are placed.

It is a type of letter used for professional purposes.

It is where the complete name of the sender is found along with his/her signature.

It is the part of an essay which sets the stage for the essay, provides background information, presents the topic, and states the writer’s stand about that topic.

It refers to the act of requesting information or investigating something that is of interest or concern to people.

It is the part of an essay also known as the summary. It restates the stand along with the evidence in a in a new way.

It is where the return address or the sender’s address and/ or the date when the letter was written are found.

It is the issue being talked about or discusses in the essay.

It is a type of paragraph which shows the reason and/or the results of an event, phenomenon, or action.

These are the opinions, thoughts, or feelings, either positive or negative, of the writer about a given topic.

It is a type of letter used between friends, family members, or people who are personally connected.