Module 4: Letter Writing & Other Composition Tasks
Effective communication skills are essential for various real-world scenarios, emphasizing traditional and modern written formats. This module covers letter writing, concise communications, report writing, and advertising, focusing on structure, tone, purpose, and audience engagement. Each writing format has distinct conventions that must be adhered to for successful communication.
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Sections
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What we have learnt
- Formal letters require a specific structure and tone for official communications.
- Notices, circulars, and professional emails prioritize clarity and conciseness.
- Report writing aims to objectively present factual information and analysis, employing structured formats.
- Advertising and poster design leverage visual communication to capture attention and convey messages effectively.
Key Concepts
- -- Formal Letter
- A structured written communication with a professional tone for official purposes.
- -- Informal Letter
- A personal letter with a conversational tone used to share news or feelings with acquaintances.
- -- Notice
- A brief announcement meant to inform a broad audience about essential information.
- -- Circular
- A communication distributed to a specific group providing instructions or information.
- -- Report Writing
- The practice of documenting observations or analysis in an organized, factual manner.
- -- Advertising
- The art of visual communication designed to promote products, services, or ideas.
Additional Learning Materials
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