Letter to Editor: The Evils of Street Begging in Society
This letter to the editor about the growing problem of street begging is a valuable exercise in Class 9 English Grammar. It teaches students how to raise awareness about a serious social issue in a formal, persuasive manner. The letter highlights the dangers and exploitation behind begging and urges authorities and the public to act responsibly.
Grammar Focus Points
Key grammar elements include the present simple tense for describing facts, modal verbs like “must be discouraged,” and persuasive words such as “nuisance,” “exploit,” “systematic problem,” and “public sympathy.” This letter also focuses on tone and structure required for editorial submissions.
Letter Layout
Start with your address and the date aligned right. On the left, mention “The Editor, [Newspaper Name].” Write a subject line: “Subject: Rising Concern over Street Begging.” The body should include: description of the problem, negative effects on society, and a call for governmental or public action. Close with “Yours truly.”
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The following PDF provides a model answer that demonstrates the proper structure, vocabulary, and tone needed to effectively address the issue of street begging.
