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Which parts are used in a friendly letter?

Here's a breakdown of the parts commonly found in a friendly letter:

Heading:

* Your Name: Your full name

* Your Address: Your street address, city, state, and zip code

* Date: The date you are writing the letter

Salutation:

* Greeting: A friendly greeting, such as "Dear [Name],"

Body:

* Paragraph 1: Begin with a warm opening, perhaps mentioning something you've been thinking about or a recent event.

* Paragraphs 2-3 (or more): This is the main part of your letter where you share your thoughts, news, experiences, etc.

* Paragraph 4 (optional): A short paragraph summarizing what you've written and/or leading into your closing.

Closing:

* Closing Phrase: A polite and friendly sign-off, such as "Sincerely," "Best," "Love," "With love," etc.

* Your Signature: Your handwritten signature.

Optional Parts:

* Postscript (P.S.): A brief note you add after your signature, often used for a thought that occurred to you after finishing your letter.

Remember: Friendly letters are meant to be casual and conversational. Use your own voice and style!

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