Sample Letter 1 – letter to My Friend Describing an Accident
August 2, 2025
41 Rose Street, Green Town, Dhaka
Dear Fahim,
I hope you’re doing well. I’m writing to tell you about something unexpected that happened yesterday. It was quite scary, and I still can’t stop thinking about it. I thought you should know about it too.
Yesterday after school, I was riding my bicycle back home when a boy suddenly crossed the road without looking. I hit the brakes hard, but my bike slipped on some loose sand, and I fell on the side of the road. Luckily, I was wearing my helmet, so my head was safe. I scraped my knees and elbows badly, and there was a lot of dust and pain. Some passersby rushed to help me, and a kind shopkeeper gave me some water and helped clean the wound a little.
I didn’t break any bones, but I had to go to the doctor to clean and bandage the cuts. My parents were really worried. I learned a big lesson—never ride too fast, even if you’re in a hurry.
Anyway, I’m resting at home now. I’ll be fine in a few days. Please ride carefully when you’re on the road.
Take care and write back soon.
With love,
Hasib
Sample Letter 2 – letter to My Friend Describing an Accident
August 2, 2025
12 Lake View Road, Mirpur, Dhaka
Dear Mahiya,
How are you? I hope you and your family are good. I wanted to share something shocking that I saw last Monday on my way to tuition.
While I was walking past the crossing near the bus stand, a rickshaw suddenly got hit by a speeding motorbike. The rickshaw puller fell hard and got injured on his arm. The rider was not wearing a helmet and also fell off his bike. Everyone around got scared and came running. The traffic police helped take them to the hospital quickly.
It made me think about how careless some people are on the road. If the biker had been slower or more careful, the accident wouldn’t have happened. I felt so sad watching that scene. It reminded me how important it is to follow traffic rules and stay alert.
Please always be careful while crossing roads. I’m still a bit shaken by what I saw.
Take care and talk soon.
Sincerely,
Tanzina
Sample Letter 3 – letter to My Friend Describing an Accident
August 2, 2025
57 Gulshan Avenue, Dhaka
Dear Tanvir,
Hope you’re doing well. I have something painful and a bit funny to tell you about. Last Saturday during our school football match, I had an accident that I’ll never forget.
I was running to score a goal when I suddenly tripped over another player’s foot and fell flat on my face. My left arm got twisted, and I couldn’t move it. The PE teacher rushed over and took me to the school infirmary. Later, we went to the hospital, and they told me it’s a small fracture. I’ll need to wear a cast for three weeks.
The worst part is I can’t play for a while. But the good part is everyone at school is being nice to me. Even the teachers gave me extra time for my homework.
So, that’s the big news. I’ll send you a photo of my plaster too. Don’t laugh when you see it.
Take care,
Shuvo
Sample Letter 4 – letter to My Friend Describing an Accident
August 2, 2025
House 21, Bashundhara R/A, Dhaka
Dear Rumi,
Hope you’re well. I want to tell you something that happened to us during our weekend trip. It was really scary and surprising.
We were going to Narsingdi to visit my grandparents. On the highway, another car suddenly tried to overtake us and almost hit us. My father turned the wheel quickly, and our car hit a roadside tree. Everyone in the car was shocked and silent for a moment. Thank God no one was seriously hurt. My younger brother cried a lot, but he was okay.
Some people nearby helped us and called a towing truck. We had to cancel the trip and return home. It was a lesson for us about how quickly things can change on the road.
We are all safe now, but I still feel a little nervous when I think about it.
Hope to see you soon.
Best regards,
Raisa
Sample Letter 5 – letter to My Friend Describing an Accident
August 2, 2025
9 Kazi Nazrul Lane, Chittagong
Dear Sanjana,
How are you doing? I wanted to share something that happened last night at our house. It was a small accident but gave us a big scare.
My mother was cooking dinner, and suddenly there was a burning smell. When we rushed to the kitchen, we saw a small fire coming from the stove. The cooking oil had spilled, and the flame had spread. My father quickly turned off the gas and covered the pan with a lid to stop the fire. Luckily, no one got hurt, and we managed to control everything within a few minutes.
Still, the smoke was everywhere, and we had to open all the windows and clean everything. It made us realize how important it is to stay alert in the kitchen.
Be careful when helping your mom cook too. Fire is useful but also dangerous.
With love,
Mou
FAQs About a Letter to My Friend Describing an accident
1. What is the best way to start a letter about an accident?
Start with a warm greeting and then clearly mention why you’re writing. Use simple and honest language to express concern or surprise.
2. How much detail should I give in the letter?
Give enough detail so the reader understands what happened, but don’t make it too long. Focus on who was involved, where it happened, and how it ended.
3. Can I add feelings in the letter?
Yes! Adding your emotions (scared, shocked, grateful) makes the letter more real and personal. Just keep it natural.