Informal letters

INFORMAL LETTERS
1. Reading club
Hi Sally,
How are the things with you?
Hey, did you get the email from our Reading Club about choosing a leader of this club and suggesting a type of book to discuss?
I am over the moon because I have been waiting for this chance for a long time. I highly recommend the book “English short stories” written by James O’ Driscoll.
Do you have any idea to deal with this?
Let me know.
All my love,

Online education
Dear Sir/Madam,
I hope this reaches you in the best of health. I have been an active and loyal member of this club for three years. I am writing this email in response to your letter, which I have received recently. Initially, I am blissfully happy as you are asking my points of view regarding this topic. As a keen member of the club, I would like to take the opportunity and notify some of suggestions.
To my way of thinking, nowadays the pandemic situation teaches us how to work in online way. In addition, most of young English teachers are having difficulty in conducting the lesson. That is why it would be beneficial that experts will give more information about teaching in distance learning.
Personally, the topic should be productive for all the members and visitors so I can suggest that teaching methods are vital topics for this project. As teaching youngsters is one of the essential requirements, every teacher must know and practice for getting success in their work.
I would be immensely grateful if you consider my suggestions. I am looking forward to your response at earliest convenience.
Yours faithfully,

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   Computer club
   
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   Hi Sally,
   

How are the things with you?
Hey, did you get the email from our computer club about suggesting a topic for the article, which is appealing to international members of our club.
I am over the moon because I have been waiting for this chance for a long time.
Do you have any idea to deal with this?
Let me know.
All my love,


Teacher development club
Dear Sir/Madam,
I hope this reaches you in the best of health. I have been a member of Teacher Development club for three years. I am writing this email in response to your letter, which I have received recently. Initially, I am blissfully happy as you are asking my points of view regarding technology and education what you have mentioned in your last letter on 3rd of January. As a keen member of the club, I would like to take the opportunity and notify some of suggestions.
It is the fact that technology plays vital role in today's contemporary lifestyle. According to this point of view, I am going to promote a presentation on the usage of modern technology in a classroom about what I have read recently an article, which was written by Daniel Pattinson. To my mind, this theme will be interesting for most participants of the club, because many of them asked me from where I bought that newspaper. I hope I will send you a ready presentation in two weeks.
I would be immensely grateful if you consider my suggestions. I am looking forward to your response at earliest convenience.
Yours faithfully,