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Understanding Letter Register and Structure

Texting your boss vs. texting your best friend

Openings and closings: the register giveaway

The three common letter purposes: request, complaint, explanation

Practice: Choose the Correct Register and Structure

Quiz 1: Identifying the register from the prompt

Quiz 2: Matching opening to register

Quiz 3: Matching closing to a formal, name-unknown opening

Quiz 4: Matching closing to a name-known opening

Quiz 5: Informal register for a friend

Quiz 6: Spotting a register mismatch

Quiz 7: Request language

Quiz 8: Complaint language -- controlled, not aggressive

Quiz 9: Explanation/apology language

Quiz 10: Opening paragraph purpose

Quiz 11: Addressing all bullet points

Quiz 12: Semi-formal register example

Quiz 13: Blended purpose -- complaint plus request

Quiz 14: Consistent register throughout

Quiz 15: Closing paragraph purpose

Quiz 16: Full review -- pick the letter with no register errors

Quiz Review: Why Each Answer Works

General Training Task 1 letter writing -- register control (formal/semi-formal/informal), opening/closing conventions, and request/complaint/explanation structures unique to IELTS General Training Writing Task 1, built from an everyday message-to-different-people analogy to exam-ready control.

IELTS General Training Writing Task 1 asks you to write a letter -- and choosing the wrong register or structure costs marks before the content is even judged. This module covers formal/semi-formal/informal register, opening and closing conventions, and the three common letter purposes (request, complaint, explanation), with worked examples and practice quizzes.

General Training Task 1: Letter Writing Essentials

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