Invitations

Mention at least four events to which people invite others.

"You are cordially invited to ...", "We would like to invite you to ...", "I'd like you to come to ..."

Those sentences above are commonly used to ...

Ms. Rani: Mrs. Nia, I would like to invite you to my book launch event tomorrow.

Mrs. Nia: Oh, what time is it?

Ms. Rani: It’ll be at 7 p.m.

Mrs. Nia: I’d love to, but I can’t. I have an important meeting at that hour. I’m sorry.

Ms. Rani: Oh, I see. It is okay, Mrs. Nia.

Based on the dialog above, Mrs. Nia ....

Sintia: Tomorrow is my birthday and my mother will cook a lot for dinner. Would you like to come over?

Rini: Thanks. I’d love to come. What time?

Sintia: Great! It’ll be at 6.

Rini: Okay. See you tomorrow!

Sintia: See you!

Based on the dialog above, Rini ....

Kim : Me with my friends will held the friendly football match in the school field on Sunday. I wish you could join with our team. 

Jong: Ok, I'd love to come! That would be very interesting! 

Kim : Yes of course. Please be around school at Sunday on 3 pm. 

Jong : Ok, thanks for inviting me. 

Kim : My pleasure.

Based on the dialog above, Jong ....

What kind of event invitation is this?

What kind of event invitation is this?

This is the type of ... invitation letter.

... like to come with me to the cinema tomorrow night?

How about ... our graduation in the restaurant next to the school on this Saturday?