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    This document provides guidelines for writing informal invitations: - Informal invitations are written as personal letters in a persuasive tone using first and second person. - They include the sender's address, date, salutation like "Dear name/relation", and complimentary closes like "Yours sincerely". - The sender's signature is not required, just their name. Various tenses are used to suit the sense. Personal feelings and emotions are included. - The vocabulary is less formal and the style/tone are relaxed and informal. Sample questions and answers demonstrate how to write an informal invitation in 50 words or less providing necessary details like the event, date, time and location.

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    This document provides guidelines for writing informal invitations: - Informal invitations are written as personal letters in a persuasive tone using first and second person. - They include the sender's address, date, salutation like "Dear name/relation", and complimentary closes like "Yours sincerely". - The sender's signature is not required, just their name. Various tenses are used to suit the sense. Personal feelings and emotions are included. - The vocabulary is less formal and the style/tone are relaxed and informal. Sample questions and answers demonstrate how to write an informal invitation in 50 words or less providing necessary details like the event, date, time and location.

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    Informal Invitations: Marking Scheme

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    This document provides guidelines for writing informal invitations: - Informal invitations are written as personal letters in a persuasive tone using first and second person. - They include the sender's address, date, salutation like "Dear name/relation", and complimentary closes like "Yours sincerely". - The sender's signature is not required, just their name. Various tenses are used to suit the sense. Personal feelings and emotions are included. - The vocabulary is less formal and the style/tone are relaxed and informal. Sample questions and answers demonstrate how to write an informal invitation in 50 words or less providing necessary details like the event, date, time and location.

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    INFORMAL INVITATIONS

    Important Points:

     It is written as a personal letter. Such letters are very persuasive in nature.


     It is written in the first and second person.
     Sender’s address is written as usual but the receiver’s address is not mentioned.
     Date of writing the invitation is given.
     The salutation is ‘Dear + name’/ ‘Dear+ relation’.
     Complimentary close is ‘Yours sincerely’/ ‘Yours friendly’/ ‘Yours lovingly’/Yours.
     Sender’s signature isn’t required; only his/her name is written without brackets.
     Various tenses are used to suit the sense.
     Personal feelings and emotions are included.
     The vocabulary is less formal. The style & tone are relaxed & informal

    Marking Scheme:
    Format 1 mark

    Content 1 mark
    Expression 1 mark

    Format:
     Sender’s address
     Date of writing
     Salutation
     Conclusion
    Content:
     Opening sentence
     Details of day,date,time and event
     Closing sentence
    Expression:
    (grammatical accuracy, appropriate words & spellings)

    SAMPLE QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

    Q1. You are Gautam/Gautami. You want to invite your friend Vibhor to join your birthday party
    with you at your residence. Write the invitation in 50 words inventing all the necessary details.

    B-234 Raj Nagar


    Delhi

    15th June, 20xx

    My dear Vibhor

    1
    You will be pleased to know that I am turning sixteen on 20 th June,2021. It’s a great occasion for a
    party,isn’t it? So be ready for an evening full of dance, music and fun-n-frolic. Of course there will
    be good food too.

    Do come with your younger brother. Remember 20th June 20XX, 8:00 pm. The venue is my
    residence.

    No regrets. No excuses. See you!

    Yours
    GAUTAM/GAUTAMI

    Q2.You are Ankit/Akriti .Your friend from Japan is staying in the hostel.Invite him/her to
    join Diwali celebrations with you at your residence. Invent all the necessary details.

    Answer2.

    243/1 Manish Nagar

    New Delhi

    17th June 20XX

    Dear Akio/Aika

    You know Diwali ,the festival of lights,is approaching. It gives me great pleasure to invite
    you to Diwali celebration at my residence. My mom,dad & Golu will be very happy to find
    you with them on this auspicious occasion.

    We will have great fun all together. Do join us for the Pooja .

    No if and but.See you !

    Yours

    Ankit/Akriti

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