Write in different formats, such as letters, emails, reports, articles, and leaflets

Letters: Traditionally used for formal communication, comprising a specific format with sender’s and recipient’s address, date, salutation, body of the letter, complimentary close, and signature.
Emails: A modern form of formal and informal communication, usually includes a subject line, a brief, concise and direct message in the body, followed by an informal signoff.
Reports: Used for scholarly, professional, or technical explanations or descriptions. They usually involve a title page, abstract, introduction, methodology, results/findings, discussion, conclusion, and bibliography.
Articles: Found in magazines, newspapers, or online platforms. Begin with a catchy headline, have a powerful introduction, present facts and arguments, and conclude effectively. They may include quotes, imagery, and statistics.
Leaflets: Printed pieces of paper used for advertising or providing information. They should be visually attractive and contain headlines, subheadings, images, bullet points, and concise text for easy reading.

Understand the essential features of each format. Each writing format has unique features that you should learn and use effectively.
Use bulleted or numbered lists for clarity where appropriate, such as in reports or leaflets.
Be aware of the tone for each format. An informal, conversational tone often works best for emails and articles, while formal tone should be maintained for letters and reports.

For letters and emails, ensure you adhere to the formal or informal style based on your recipient and purpose.
In reports, facts are paramount. Use clear, concise sentences and prefer the active voice. Keep personal biases out of the report.
For articles, engage your readers. Use persuasive language, anecdotes, or rhetoric questions. Also, provide evidence to support your claims.
Leaflets demand creativity. Use punchy headlines, colourful images, engaging text and clear calls to action.

Always proofread and edit your work, regardless of the format.
Pay attention to punctuation and grammar rules as they contribute to the clarity of your writing.
Ensure the use of appropriate vocabulary depending on the target audience.
The final product should effectively communicate the intended message.