This document discusses written invitations. It defines an invitation as a text used to invite someone to a place or event. The main purpose of an invitation is to invite people to participate. The document provides examples of invitation formats for events like school openings, graduations, and weddings. It also discusses how to respond to invitations by accepting or declining and provides sample responses for each. Finally, it gives examples of how to make spoken invitations through dialogue.

1. Presented by Junaid Kadir

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Learning
Objective
Written
Invitation
Format & sample Spoken Invitation Activities & Exercises

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4. The definition of invitation is a text which
containing a way to invite someone or more to
go to a place or to do something or ask
someone to participate a particular even &
activity.
Definition

5. Based on the definition above, it can be
concluded that the main purpose of an
invitation is to invite someone or more to
go to a place or to do something or ask
someone to participate a particular even
& activity.
Purpose / SocialFunction

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Format

7. An Invitation to the
opening of a school

8. An Invitation
to a Graduation
Ceremony

9. Wedding Invitation

10. RSVP

11. Howtorespondaninvitation
Declining
Acceptance

12. Responding

13. Acceptance

14. Declining

15. Declining invitation
· I’m very sorry, I don’t
· Think I can.
· I’d like to, but ….
· I’m afraid I’ve
· Thank you for asking me, but ….
· Unfortunately , I can’t….
Accepting Invitation
· That’s very kind of you
· We’d like very much to….
· What a delightful idea
· With the greatest pleasure
· Thank you very much for inviting me
· It’s delightful to….
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Making Invitation
· Would you like to…?
· I would very happy if…?
· We would be delighted if you…?
· Would you care to..?
· We would be pleased if you could…?
· Would you care to…?

16. Dialogue

17. Dialogue

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