Content

• Steps
• Method 1 of 2: How to write a regular letter
• Method 2 of 2: How to alert you when you arrive soon
• Tips
• Warnings

Going to please your grandmother? One of the easiest ways is to write a cute letter to thank you for a gift, talk about your life, or just show that you remember it.

Steps

Method 1 of 2: How to write a regular letter

1. 1 Start with a greeting. Write: "Dear grandmother ..." - or something else.
2. 2 Start with the red line and write the beginning of the letter. Express your gratitude to your grandmother or share a pleasant memory with her. Help her feel special. Your letter should be memorable. If you are reading this article, it can be assumed that you have never written a letter to your grandmother before!
3. 3 In the body of your letter, describe facts, opinions, and special points. List here all the thoughts that prompted you to write the letter. The main part is the most voluminous part of the letter. Rather fill it with information!
4. 4 Write closing paragraphs. Use phrases like "In conclusion" or "At the end of the letter." This will help the grandmother know that the letter is coming to an end. Remind again why you decided to write the letter. If you wanted to express gratitude, the closing lines might look like this: “Thank you for your gift! This is one of the best gifts I've ever received. You are the kindest person I know. See you soon! I love you, (your name). "

Method 2 of 2: How to alert you when you arrive soon

1. 1 Start with a warm greeting. Share your memories of the last meeting. Tell them that you miss me and want to meet again.
2. 2 What are your favorite meals your grandmother prepares? Perhaps you want to compliment her for something else.
3. 3 Be discreet. When composing a letter, you should consider the following points:
   • do not be overly sentimental, so that the letter does not seem faked;
   • don't give bad ratings to people your grandmother loves;
   • do not use slang words and swear words.
4. 4 End the letter on a positive note. Promise to do something unexpected and pleasant for your grandmother.

Tips

• For many people, vision deteriorates with age. Try to write neatly and in large handwriting. Make sure your letter is legible, so put some effort into it.
• Main attention! Don't worry if you don't like the letter very much. Grandma will be delighted with the sincere letter.
• If your thoughts are not enough for the entire page, then write in larger handwriting.
• Always start a new paragraph with a red line when moving on to another topic.
• Don't worry if the email sounds trite or odd. The very fact of the letter will be pleasant to the grandmother, and not its content.

Warnings

• Do not mention the death of loved ones, so as not to upset the grandmother.
• Do not mention family problems so that the letter does not leave an unpleasant aftertaste.