Drag each label to the correct location on the table. Each label can be used more than once. Based on the audience and purpose of each scenario, determine whether the tone of the presentation should be formal or informal
formal
informal
Tone
Audience and Purpose
Miguel is writing to the principal to ask for a
change in the policy involving the use of vending
machines during the school day.
Brody is writing a letter to his boss to
thank her for the birthday present.
Jessica is writing a note to her little sister to remind her
to pick up her toys before their parents get home.
Rihanna is writing a letter to her friend to
tell her what she did over summer break
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Formal Tone- Miguel is writing to the principal to ask for a  change in the policy involving the use of vending  machines during the school day.  

Brody is writing a letter to his boss to  thank her for the birthday present.

Informal Tone- Jessica is writing a note to her little sister to remind her  to pick up her toys before their parents get home.  

Rihanna is writing a letter to her friend to  tell her what she did over summer break.

Explanation:

A formal tone in writing letters or addressing an audience is when the receiver is someone in a higher position than the writer or addressee. This form of letter writing needs a formal tone of communication. So, the first and second sentences or scenarios will be in a formal tone.

On the other hand, the scenarios with Jessica and Rihanna will be in an informal tone. These letters are addressed to family relations or close friends, where there is no need to use formal language. Therefore, the tone of the third and fourth sentences/ scenarios will be in the informal tone.

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