📝 Part 1: Capital Letters and Full Stops

1. Circle the capital letters in these sentences:

Dear Mrs Smith, I hope you are well today. Please can you help me find a book about cats? Thank you very much.

2. Add the missing full stops to these sentences:

I like reading books___ My favourite book is about dogs___ The library is open on Monday___

3. Which sentence uses capital letters correctly? Circle the correct answer:

dear mr jones

Dear Mr Jones

DEAR MR JONES

✉️ Part 2: Letter Parts

4. Match the letter parts with their correct positions:

1. Dear Sir

2. Yours sincerely

3. 123 High Street

4. Thank you for your help

A. Address

B. Greeting

C. Body

D. Closing

5. Label the parts of this letter. Write the correct word in each box:

Words to use: Address, Date, Greeting, Body, Closing, Signature

👋 Part 3: Greetings and Closings

6. Which greetings are used in formal letters? Tick all that apply:

Dear Mrs Brown

Hi mate

Dear Sir or Madam

Hey there

Dear Mr Smith

7. Match the greeting with the correct closing:

1. Dear Mr Jones

2. Dear Sir or Madam

A. Yours faithfully

B. Yours sincerely

🔤 Part 4: Missing Punctuation

8. Add the missing capital letters and punctuation marks to this letter:

dear mrs taylor

i am writing to ask about the school trip

can you please tell me what time it starts

thank you for your help

yours sincerely

sarah jones

9. Fill in the missing punctuation marks:

Dear Mr Brown___ Please can you help me___ I need to find a book about animals___ Thank you very much___ Yours sincerely___

✍️ Part 5: Building Sentences

10. Put these words in the correct order to make a sentence for a letter:

Words: you / Dear / hope / I / well / are / Mrs / Green

11. Complete these letter sentences by filling in the blanks:

Dear ____________,

I am writing to ____________ about the school library.

Please can you ____________ me find some books about space?

Thank you for your ____________.

Yours ____________,

12. Write your own polite sentence asking for help in a letter:

🎨 Part 6: Design Your Letter

13. Draw and label a simple letter layout showing where each part goes:

14. Write a short formal letter asking your teacher for a new book for the classroom library. Remember to use:

• Capital letters at the start of sentences and for names

• Full stops at the end of sentences

• Polite, formal language

• Correct letter structure

Letter Writing SPaG Practice

Letter Writing SPaG Practice

📝 Part 1: Capital Letters and Full Stops

✉️ Part 2: Letter Parts

👋 Part 3: Greetings and Closings

🔤 Part 4: Missing Punctuation

✍️ Part 5: Building Sentences

🎨 Part 6: Design Your Letter

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