Over the past few weeks we have been learning to
write both formal and informal letters. Here is an example of a letter I wrote about a political event in New Zealand's past.
Gianna Alolor
123 Ings street
Auckland, NZ
(64) 280-5559-1
galolor@stfrancischch.school.nz
3th September 18XX
Richard Seddon
NZ Prime Minister, NZP
Pipitea
Wellington, ST 6160
Dear Mr Seddon,
I think women should have the right to vote just as men can.
I think the world should be fair and that we should all get equal rights.
Women aren’t any different from men, so why should we not have the right to vote?
Women should be just as equal as men. Men and women should have equal rights.
Please consider my proposal.
I think the world should be fair and that we should all get equal rights.
Women aren’t any different from men, so why should we not have the right to vote?
Women should be just as equal as men. Men and women should have equal rights.
Please consider my proposal.
Sincerely,
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