EXPRESSION INVITATION
Learning Objectives
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Students are able to
identify the characteristics of various invitation after reading some examples
of invitations
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Students are able to
identify the social function, structure, and language features of both formal
and informal invitations.
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Students are able to
invite others formally and give proper responses.
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Students are able to
edit formal invitation cards and letters on the aspects of social function,
structure, and language features.
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Students are able to
write formal invitation cards and letters for various occasions.
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Social Function of Formal Invitation
a. To maintain interpersonal relationship in
formal context.
b. To invite someone to formal and social events
Structure of Formal Invitation
The following is the general structure of formal invitation :
a. Logo
b. The name of the person
c. The request for participation
d. The occasion or event for the invitation
e. The purpose of the event
f.
The date, time, and
place of the occasion
g. Special instructions
h. The request for reply
INVITATION
Invitation is a text to invite people to go to place or do something. The purpose is to invite someone or more to come to an event.
Here are some expressions of Invitation on the table :
Invitation is a text to invite people to go to place or do something. The purpose is to invite someone or more to come to an event.
Here are some expressions of Invitation on the table :
Inviting
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Accepting an Invitation
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Declining an Invitation
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Do you want to go to
the cinema tonight?
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Sure. What time?
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I’d love to, but…
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Would you like to go to the theater tomorrow?
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I'd
love to, thanks.
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I’m
sorry I can’t, I have to…
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Would you be
interested in going to the the stadium next Sunday?
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That's very kind of you, thanks.
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I’m afraid I can’t. Thanks anyway.
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How do you fancy going to the the restaurant for dinner?
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That
sounds lovely, thank you.
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I’m
so sorry, I’ll be very busy tomorrow night.
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How about going to
the movies?
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What a great idea, thank you.
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I wish I could, but…
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Care to come over for lunch?
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Sure.
When should I be there?
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Thank you but I have another schedule
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Example
of Invitation :
Formal
Invitation


There
are 3 types of Invitation :
1. Formal Invitation
2. Informal Invitation
3. Niaga or Trade Invitation
1. FORMAL INVITATION
Formal invitation is usually originate from institutes,companies and a kind of it. Usually, formal invitation is written invitatin in form . (office invitation, etc)
The example of formal invitation :
1. Formal Invitation
2. Informal Invitation
3. Niaga or Trade Invitation
1. FORMAL INVITATION
Formal invitation is usually originate from institutes,companies and a kind of it. Usually, formal invitation is written invitatin in form . (office invitation, etc)
The example of formal invitation :
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Written masthead and numbers letters.
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Official language.
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Using a stamp.
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Plain paper, usually white.
2. INFORMAL
INVITATION
Informal invitation is an invitation that given by personal,to our friends,family,etc. (birthday invitation,wedding invitation,etc)
Example :
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No letterhead or letter head.
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Diversity casual language.
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No stamp.
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Colored paper free and may be pictorial.
3. Trade or Niaga Invitation

Example Dialogue Accepting Invitation (Menerima Undangan)
We’re having a great birthday
party. Will you join us?
Lucy : Wow fantastic, it was great. That would be wonderful. What time ?
Sheila : On Saturday night at 07.00 pm. Be punctual okay. hehe
Lucy : Okay… I will come. Sheila : Thanks, I will wait …
Lucy : Wow fantastic, it was great. That would be wonderful. What time ?
Sheila : On Saturday night at 07.00 pm. Be punctual okay. hehe
Lucy : Okay… I will come. Sheila : Thanks, I will wait …
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