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Why letters depend on collocation and tone

Dressing for the occasion

What the letter criteria reward

Collocations for the jobs letters do

Requesting, enquiring and arranging

Complaining, apologising and explaining

Tone and register control

Three registers at a glance

Keeping one tone from start to finish

Practice

Natural request

Complaint verb

Formal apology

Deadline partner

Spot the tone slip

Opening to a friend

Matching the closing

Writing to a neighbour

Enquiry verb

Changing a meeting

Precise description

Thanking a friend

Mixed registers

Causing difficulties

The three bullet points

Word search: letter vocabulary

Quiz Review

Quiz Review: Why Each Answer Works

Module recap

The collocations and tone control that General Training letters need at Band 7+: requesting, enquiring, complaining, apologising and explaining, in formal, semi-formal and informal registers.

Learn the word partnerships and register choices that make a General Training letter sound natural and suit its reader, from a formal complaint to a friendly thank-you note.

Collocations and Tone for General Training Letters

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