Composition of informal and formal letters, stories, dialogues, reports, and articles

Informal letters are typically for personal communication with friends and family.
The language style used should be personal, relaxed and friendly.
The content of the letter should include a catchy starting point, body, and a suitable, warm concluding line.
Incorporate colloquial phrases or idioms that might not be appropriate for formal letters.
Ensure to format your letter correctly: sender’s address, date, salutation, main content and closing statement.

Formal letters are typically written to officials, organisations or individuals in a professional capacity.
Use a polite, respectful and formal language style, avoiding slang or casual expressions.
Follow a clear structure: Sender’s address, Date, Recipient’s name and address, Salutation, Letter content and Closing.
The letter content should be clear and concise, detailing the purpose of the letter with relevant points.
Check your spelling and grammar carefully in formal letters.

Hindi stories should have a clear plot – a beginning, middle and end.
The characters should be well developed, and the settings should be effectively described.
Make sure your story has a point or central theme, which is meaningful and engaging.
Use metaphors, similes, and idioms to enhance your story narration.
The use of dialogue can bring characters to life and move the plot along.

In a dialogue, it is vital to distinguish between the speakers.
Use spoken language and colloquial Hindi to make the conversation realistic.
Include expressions of emotion and stage directions to give depth to the conversation.
Each new different speaker should start on a new line to avoid confusion.
Dialogues should be relevant and purposeful supporting the overall plot or scene.

Reports should be focused and objective and often report on events, projects, or research.
Include a title, the purpose of the report, key findings, conclusions and recommendations.
The use of headings and subheadings make the report easier to read and understand.
Reports should be written in an impersonal and formal style, unlike informal letters.
Use precise language and ensure your information is well-structured and clearly communicated.

Hindi articles can be on a wide array of topics, from current affairs to typical culture aspects.
Begin with a catchy headline and an interesting introduction.
Divide your article into sections with subheadings for better readability.
Include facts, statistics or quotes to make your article more credible and engaging.
Conclude with a summary or a strong closing statement which reiterates the main point or the call to action.