This document contains information about writing invitations for different situations. It discusses the definition of an invitation and the different types based on factors like the recipient, location, and topic. There are examples given for formal and informal invitations, including sample wording for accepting or refusing each type of invitation. The document also outlines a storyboard for a unit on inviting friends to a birthday party, including proposed activities, materials, and assessments.

1. STORY BOARD
By Rizkiani

2. • Deskripsi:
Writing...
• Kompetensi Dasar:
Mengungkapkan makna dalam bentuk teks tulis fungional
pendek (misalnya : pengumuman, iklan, undangan dll) resmi dan
tidak resmi secara akurat, dan sesuai dengan kontekskehidupan
sehari-hari dan untuk mengakses ilmu pengetahuan.

3. STORY BOARD
Unit 1 : can you present to my birthday party ?
No KD Aktivitas Teks/ Presentasi Gambar Video Tes/Qui
z/Tugas
Silabus/
Kalende
r
Link:
URL
Glossar
y
Instructional Method
1 Mengundang teman invite friends to a birthday
party
Sedang dialog di
sekolah
-
Invite
my
birthd
ay
party
Tugas 1
minggu
Buku
bahasa
inggris
kelas 7
erlangg
a.
Project Based Learning

4. Mater iajar
Invitation
Devnition of invitation is ask someone to join or come. The
aim is to invite someone to our activities. The type of invitation of
situation that used based on :
• Who are the object ?
• Where does the situation take place ?
• What are the topic talking about ?
• There are two kinds of invitation, first formal invitation and
informal invitation.

5. Formal situation
Formal Situation Accepting Refusing
 I would like you to come to...
 I wonder if you would like to...
 Would you like to...
 I would like to invite you to...
 Yes, i would love to.
 I would be happy to accept .
 I would be glad to accept .
 Well, i would like to .
 Well, i would like to, but i’m not sure i have
time.
 That’s very kind of you, i’m busy .
 I like to very much, but i should go now.
 I would like to, but i’m affraid i’m busy today.

6. Informal situation
Informal situation Accepting Refusing
 Will you come?...
 Why dont you?...
 Come ...
 How about coming with us to...
 All right just a quick one
 Thanks anyway
 That’s very kind of you
 What a good idea
 Thanks anyway, but ...
 I’m sorry, but i have to...
 Sorry..
 I havent time...