Invitations and RSVP

Invitations
and RSVPs

Unit 4
Tran Le Anh Thu, M.A.

Match

Match the Cards

Wedding

Birthday

Graduation

Anniversary

• Wedding

• Birthday

• Graduation

• Anniversary

Look at this example of a formal invitation. What event is this an invitation for?

Understanding

Multiple Choice

3. By which date must guests reply to the invitation?

• May 1st, 2021

• July 7th, 2012

• May 1st, 2012

• July 7th, 2021

Multiple Choice

4. When will Farah and Neil get married?

• July 1st, 2021

• July 7th, 2012

• July 1st, 2012

• July 7th, 2021

Match

Writing appropriately: Task 1 (pg.17)

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 5

• 6

d

f

e

c

b

• d

• f

• e

• c

• b

Reorder

Writing appropriately: Task2 (pg.17)

Reorder the following

• pleasure

• cordially

• delighted

• present

• hounour

1

2

3

4

5

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

Dropdown

​ Come and ​

Select answer

us at a ​ ​

Select answer

21st birthday party for Juliana!

We will be ​

Select answer

in style at Rico's house,...., 7h30pm till ​late, Thursday May ​ 17 , 2012.

Look ​

Select answer

to seeing you there!

​

Select answer

Rico

répondez s'il vous plait

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RSVP

Multiple Choice

• Formal

• Informal

Multiple Choice

• Formal

• Informal

Multiple Choice

• Formal

• Informal

Multiple Choice

• Formal

• Informal

Practice writing

Multiple Choice

We always watch a DVD ___ Friday night.

• next

• tomorrow

• on

• in

• at

Multiple Select

Can you come to my house party ___ Sunday afternoon?

• next

• tomorrow

• on

• in

• at

Multiple Choice

The party will start ___ about 10 o'clock.

• next

• tomorrow

• on

• in

• at

Multiple Choice

I will pick you up ___ morning after breakfast.

• next

• tomorrow

• on

• in

• at

Multiple Choice

Please reply to me by ___ evening.

• next

• tomorrow

• on

• in

• at

Multiple Choice

My family and I usually go shopping ___ the morning.

• next

• tomorrow

• on

• in

• at

Multiple Select

I am looking forward to seeing you ___ Saturday.

• next

• tomorrow

• on

• in

• at

Multiple Choice

Are you going to Tom's party ___ weekend?

• next

• tomorrow

• on

• in

• at

Check your writing: gap fill – talking about arrangements
Rewrite the sentences about the future using either the present continuous or 'going to + verb'.

1. We’re meeting at six o’clock. Rewrite using ‘going to + verb’.

2. They’re catching a bus to the town centre. Rewrite using ‘going to + verb’.

3. He’s going to play football on Saturday morning. Rewrite using the present continuous for future use.

4. We’re having a holiday in Greece this year. Rewrite using ‘going to + verb’.

5. She’s going to go to the cinema after dinner. Rewrite using the present continuous for future use.

6. My train is leaving in 10 minutes. Rewrite using ‘going to + verb’.

Task 1
page 19

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​Reply to Rico