What is the purpose of a formal invitation?

• To ask someone for a favor

• To request someone's attendance at a formal event

• To invite someone to an informal ghatering

• To express feelings to someone

What is a formal invitation?

• A friendly invitation

• A request for a casual gathering

• A letter for official purposes

• A personal message between friends

Formal invitations should be written in the _____

• First person

• Second person

• Third person

• Singular person

Which of the following is NOT an example of a formal invitation?

• Invitation to a family picnic

• Invitation to a graduation ceremony

• Invitation to a wedding

• Invitation to a bussiness meting

Which of the following is a characteristic of a formal invitation?

• Written in casual language

• Using numbers to write date and time

• Addressed informally

• Written in calligraphic style

Which pronouns belong to the Third Person?

• He, She, Him, Her, Mr, Mrs

• I, Me, We, Us, Our, My, Mine

• You, your, yours

• All answers are correct

The following is the correct structure of a formal invitation...

• Opening, Name of the hosts, Time, Venue, RSVP

• Name of the hosts, Phrasing the invitation, The kind of event, Date, Time, Venue, Special Instruction, Request to respond

• Salutation, Phrasing the invitation, The kind of event, Date, Time, RSVP, Closing statement

• Hosts, Phrasing, Date, Venue, Instruction, Request to Respond, Accepting

One of the language features used in formal invitations is ...

• A. Using simple past tense

• B. Using Informal Language

• C. Using simple present tense

• D. Using imperative sentences

Here is an example of the simple present tense:

I would like to ______ you to ______ our bussiness seminar event.

Complete the sentence correctly!

• Coming & Present

• Invite & Attend

• Invite & Bring

• Inviting & Join

Analyze the formal invitation on the side!

Then, find out what structures are missing in the invitation!

• Name of the hosts, the kind of event, RSVP

• Name of the hosts, Venue, Request to respond or RSVP

• Opening statement, date, venue, Special Instruction

• Name of the hosts, Phrasing the invitation, The event