Salutations and Closings - 6th Grade Grammar
Introduction
In the world of letter writing, salutation and closing are crucial components. Proper usage of salutations and closings demonstrates respect and professionalism. This blog post focuses on the fundamentals of salutations and closings to help 6th-grade students master the art of letter writing.
Remember!
- Salutations are the greetings used at the beginning of a letter, email or other written communication.
Example: Dear Ms. Smith, To Whom It May Concern, Hello John,
- The choice of salutation depends on the relationship between the writer and the recipient, and the formality of the communication.
Example: Dear Mrs. Johnson (formal), Hi Tom (informal)
- Closings are the expressions used at the end of a letter, email, or other written communication.
Example: Sincerely, Best regards, Yours truly,
- The choice of closing also depends on the relationship between the writer and the recipient, and the formality of the communication.
Example: Respectfully (formal), Cheers (informal)
- A comma is used after the closing, and then the writer's signature is added.
Example: Sincerely, John Smith
Salutations and Closings Worksheet - 6th Grade Grammar
Write each sentence. Use capital letters correctly.
1. dear aunt beverly,
2. yours truly,
3. dear dr. grimes and associates:
4. with our deepest gratitude,
5. to whom it may concern: