Syllabus topic 7: How to write an invitation
50–80 words · Invitation. Invite a friend to a picnic. Give the day, time and meeting place, say what to bring and ask for a reply. Choose your own details.
Write 50–80 words. Invite a friend to a picnic. Give the day, time and meeting place, say what to bring and ask for a reply. Choose your own details.
Check that your friend can make a plan from your message. A friendly invitation needs practical details as well as enthusiasm.
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Hi Ella, Would you like to have a picnic with me on Saturday? We can meet at the park gate at twelve o'clock. My brother is coming too. I can bring sandwiches and fruit. Please bring some water and a small blanket. We can play a game after lunch. Are you free? Please let me know on Friday. See you soon, Sam
This example illustrates structure and tone and may be shorter than the suggested range. Develop your own response.
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