Writing a Postcard
Greeting, where you are, weather, sign-off.
Examples
- Having a great time in Rome!
Key rules
- A postcard has a greeting, a short message about where you are and what you are doing, and a sign-off
- Use present continuous for what is happening now
- Keep the message short because space is limited
Common mistakes
- Having a great time in Rome! → Having a great time in Rome! Love, Anna (add the sign-off)
Use cases
- Sending holiday greetings
- Writing to a family member abroad
- Sending a card from a trip
💡 Tip: Mention one specific detail, such as the food or the weather, to make the card personal.