Invitation Letters

An invitation letter is:

• A verbal form of communication to invite someone.

• A short message sent through social media.

• A written form of communication to invite someone to an event.

• A formal document used only for state occasions.

The main difference between formal and informal invitation letters lies in:

• The length of the letter.

• The color of the paper used.

• The level of formality of the language and writing style.

• The number of recipients.

Which of the following is NOT included in the structure of a formal invitation letter?

• The sender's address.

• An informal greeting like "Hi..."

• The date of the event.

• A request for RSVP.

Which part of a formal invitation letter contains the request for RSVP?

• The opening salutation.

• The body of the invitation.

• The closing.

• The response request.

The structure of an informal invitation letter is generally:

• Stiff and formal.

• Flexible and relaxed.

• Complex and detailed.

• Systematic and structured.

The language used in formal invitation letters is typically:

• Casual and everyday.

• Formal and polite.

• Short and to the point.

• Emotional and expressive

What important information MUST be included in every invitation letter, both formal and informal?

• A list of expected gifts.

• The full names of all guests.

• The time and place of the event.

• The event budget.

In a formal invitation letter, the closing usually includes:

• Expressions of friendship.

• Words of thanks and hopes for attendance.

• An invitation to party.

• Contact information for the organizers.

An appropriate salutation for a formal invitation letter is:

• Hi [Name].

• To: [Name].

• Dear Mr./Ms. [Name].

• My friend [Name].

Information about the dress code is usually found in invitations for:

• Informal birthday parties.

• Formal weddings or graduations.

• Informal barbecues.

• Both formal and informal events, depending on the occasion.