letter to your grandmother asking about her health.

Dear Grandmother,
How are you? School today was good, long but good. I haven't seen you since Christmas and I wanted to know how you are feeling. Mom said she called you earlier today and said you had fallen and weren't feeling to good. I was worried but she said you are okay. I'm coming to visit over Easter Break! See you soon, feel better!
Love,
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annyksl annyksl · Answer 2 · 2021-09-17T15:59:38+02:00

The question presented above is intended to assess your writing ability and for that reason, I cannot write the letter for you, but I will show you how to write it.

First, you must determine the type of language that will be used in this letter.

Formal language should be used when the letter is read by someone you are not familiar with or who is in a superior position to you. Informal language should be used when the letter is read by someone intimate with you.

Once you've determined this, you can write the letter as follows:

Start with a greeting. In that case, the greeting might be "Dear Grandma."
Start a paragraph by explaining why you wrote this letter.
Start another paragraph showing what your concerns are about your grandmother's health.
You can start another paragraph by presenting information you feel you need to tell your grandmother.
End the letter by saying goodbye and addding "sincerely," "with love," among others.