Answer: with format
Explanation: Informal Letter is written to friends, family or anyone close to you.
Format :
Address & Date (rhs)
Salutations
Body
Complimentary Close
Yours, Yours Loving, Love,
Writers name.
(rhs) Gulmohar Park Colony
(rhs) Hyderabad - 500019
(rhs) 2 - July - 2019
Dear Sau,
I hope your doing fine darling, I'm good here, hope your taking care of your health. My summer was lot of fun, I was enjoying my vacations lot but was also missing you, and thanks a lot for the set of books you sent me last month. As you said, it was really interesting and funny too. The characters in it were completely awesome. I loved the book, also I've few books which I'll let you read after 2 weeks. Because.. Guess what, I'm coming to Mumbai after 2 weeks. I'm really excited to see you, it's been so long we met. We could enjoy a lot there, I betcha this book is lot of fun to read.
I believe that I'll meet you soon, Loads of love to Uncle & Aunt, Love you too.
Yours Lovingly,
Answer:The answer to 1 is our. The answer to 2 is Their. The answer to 3 is my. The answer to 4 is its. The answer to 5 is her’s. Then I have no clue for 6. I’m sorry.
Explanation:
The correct answers to the given questions are:
- (B) webmail
- (C) web browser
<h3>What is a Web Browser?</h3>
This refers to the internet application or software that enables a person to access the internet.
Hence, we can see that because he needs to stay in constant communication with his business partner and send weekly reports, the use of webmail is needed, and he would need a web browser.
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The theme is about the sadness, loneliness and the anticipation in the poem.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Summer Night is one of the most famous poems written by the poet whose name is Bianca Cappeletta. The theme of the poem is that is talks about loneliness and sadness.
The way she talks about this loneliness and anticipation in the poem, it makes the readers go in the sadness by the sleepy rhythms and the sprawled lines. The poem also talks about the darkest and private places of the speaker.