Correct option is A
The correct option is (a) Sender's Address, Date, Receiver's Address, Subject, Salutation, Body, Complimentary close.
Explanation:
A formal letter follows a specific, standardised format. The correct sequence for writing a formal letter is as follows:
- Sender's Address – The writer's own address, written at the top.
- Date – The date of writing the letter, placed below the sender's address.
- Receiver's Address – The address of the person or organisation to whom the letter is addressed.
- Subject – A brief statement indicating the purpose of the letter.
- Salutation – The formal greeting (e.g., Dear Sir / Dear Madam).
- Body – The main content of the letter.
- Complimentary Close – The formal closing (e.g., Yours faithfully / Yours sincerely), followed by the signature.
Explanation of Other Options:
- (b) Omits the Date between the sender's address and receiver's address; incorrect sequence.
- (c) Begins with the Receiver's Address and omits the sender's address; incorrect.
- (d) Places the Receiver's Address before the Sender's Address; incorrect sequence.
So the correct answer is (a)