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Personal Letters - Purpose: A personal letter is an informal correspondence generally written to inquire after a friend's health or situation, to express the writer's well-being, to communicate information such as holiday details or to generally develop communion between two parties, such as friends or relatives, who know each other well. A letter of sympathy may also be regarded as personal correspondence, written to reassure or express condolences. Refer to http://1mastertuition.blogspot.com for more information or https://www.facebook.com/mastertuition

A recount is an account of past incident that you saw or experienced. In a recount, you narrate the incident in the order it happened using the past tense. A recount is always written in the first person. You have to use “I”, “My”, “Me” and “Mine” for the person who tells the story. When you write a recount based on a series of pictures, you need to study the pictures in their correct sequence carefully. Plan your recount. Make sure you have a setting, a main event and a resolution. Provide relevant information about the event relating to who, when, where, what and how. 

PT3 / SPM essay question: Descriptions: - Descriptions give us the writer's impression of people and places. How they appear, smell, behave, taste, sound and feel. - A good description will be reasonably focused to enable the reader to build a mental picture of the subject. - To stimulate the reader's interest, writers use each of the human senses as well as emotional triggers. They use detail to bring the picture to the reader. For instance, rather than saying the jungle is dangerous, they describe features of the jungle which make it appear threatening.