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    This document defines invitations and discusses different types of invitations. There are two main kinds of invitations - written and spoken. Within written and spoken invitations, there are formal and informal types. Formal invitations are usually for events hosted by institutions, offices, or companies, like weddings or graduations. Informal invitations are more personal, like inviting friends to a birthday party or dinner. The document provides examples of offering and responding to both formal and informal spoken invitations, and discusses the key components of a written invitation like the heading, salutation, body, and closing.

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    1. What is definition of Invitation? 2. Kind of Infitation 3. Formal and Informal Invitation.

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    This document defines invitations and discusses different types of invitations. There are two main kinds of invitations - written and spoken. Within written and spoken invitations, there are formal and informal types. Formal invitations are usually for events hosted by institutions, offices, or companies, like weddings or graduations. Informal invitations are more personal, like inviting friends to a birthday party or dinner. The document provides examples of offering and responding to both formal and informal spoken invitations, and discusses the key components of a written invitation like the heading, salutation, body, and closing.

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    Definition of invitation : is a request

    to participate or take a present in an


    event
    Kinds of invitation
     There are two kinds of Invitation
    1. Written Invitation
    2. Spoken Invitation
    In written and spoken Invitation there are
    two kind of Invitations :
     Formal invitation
     Informal Invitation
    Kinds of Invitation
     Formal Invitation it  Informal Invitation is
    ussually originate personal invitation
    from Institutes, given to friends or
    offices or companies families etc.
    and kind of it  For example;
     For example; - Invitation to a
    - An invitation to a birthday party
    wedding - Invitation to dinner
    - An Invitation to the
    graduation ceremony.
    Written Invitation

    ....................
    ....................
    Heading
    Salutation ......................

    ........................................................................................
    Body ........................................................................................
    ........................................................................................
    ........................................................................................
    ........................................................................................
    Closing
    ........................ Signature
    Jayapura, 18 Oktober 2019

    Dear Ardi

    Come and join the meeting on the preparation for the study tour to
    Jakarta
    Date : Monday, 28 Oct’ 2019
    Time : at 11 a.m
    Place : Osis Room
    Please let me know over phone if for some reason you won’t be able
    to come. Hope to see you at the Meeting.
    Your sincerely

    OSIS Chairman
     Invitation To Dinner
    Joko : Would you like to come over for
    dinner tonight?
    Yeni : Thank you! I’d love to. Would you
    like me to bring something?
    Joko : No, Nothing. Just come.
    Yeni : Ok. What time?
    Joko : At 7 p.m
    Yeni : Ok, see you then.
    Offering Invitation
    we can use one of the
    sentences
     Formal situation  Informal situation
    - I would like you to - Will you come...
    come to... - Why dont you come...
    - I wonder if you would - How about coming
    like to... with us to...?
    - Would you like to...?
    - I would like to invite
    you to...
    Responding Invitation
     ACCEPTING  REFUSING INVITATIONS
    INVITATIONS - I think it is not a good
    - Great! idea.
    - Sounds great! - Sorry, I can’t. Maybe next
    - Sounds like a great idea! time!
    - Good idea! - Sorry, I have plans.
    - Sure! - I’m afraid, I have to
    - I’d love to! work.
    - I’d be delighted! - Sorry, I have to study.
    - Sounds like a plan! - I don’t know. I don’t
    like…
    - That would be fun!
    - Sorry, but, it’s too far.
    - Why not?
    - Cool!
    EXAMPLES OF INVITATION CARDS

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