Give guests the details they need to decide.

The idea

Invite the guest, name the occasion, place and time, and ask for a reply.

Examples

  • I am having a party for my birthday.
  • Would you like to come?
  • The party is at my flat.
  • It starts at six on Saturday.
  • Please let me know by Thursday.
  • I hope you can join us!

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Watch out

A time without a day can leave guests unsure when to arrive.

Try it yourself

  1. Choose the best sentence: states the occasion. We are celebrating our new home. / Our home is small.

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    We are celebrating our new home.

    We are celebrating our new home. states the occasion.

  2. Choose the best sentence: gives the time. The party starts at seven on Friday. / The party was fun last Friday.

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    The party starts at seven on Friday.

    The party starts at seven on Friday. gives the time.

  3. Choose the best sentence: asks for a reply. Please reply by Monday. / Monday is a busy day.

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    Please reply by Monday.

    Please reply by Monday. asks for a reply.

Use it today

Write an invitation to an imaginary party with the occasion, place, time and reply request.