Contoh Soal Writing Formal and Informal Invitation
Contoh Soal Writing Formal and Informal Invitation - Understanding formal and informal short functional texts (announcement, advertisement, invitation, etc) using simple structures in various aspects in daily life. The objective of the lesson is: students are able to create formal and informal invitation in various settings.
Learn about it!
Have you ever received such an invitation like the above example? Or Have you ever sent invitations to others, too?
Invitation functions to request someone's presence in an event such as wedding, birthday party, baby shower, graduation party, farewell party, and others. We can invite others by writing letters, sending cards, telephoning or just inviting them directly when we see them. If we want to invite friends by cards or letters, we should put some important information.
Read the invitation above while reading this important information to be put in an invitation card or letter:
1. Name
We should put the name of the person or institution that throws the party (Star High Class of 2014)
We should put the name of the person or institution that throws the party (Star High Class of 2014)
2. Date
We should make sure that the date is set (December 6th)
We should make sure that the date is set (December 6th)
3. Time
We should include the exact time the party begins (at 6pm until 9pm)
We should include the exact time the party begins (at 6pm until 9pm)
4. Location
We should include the location of the party (The H Hotel, 9 Ann Street, Singapore)
We should include the location of the party (The H Hotel, 9 Ann Street, Singapore)
5. Contact
We should include contact information. It can be a phone number, an email address or a website so that the guests can easily contact the party holder if they have questions (StarHigh.com/5yearreunion)
We should include contact information. It can be a phone number, an email address or a website so that the guests can easily contact the party holder if they have questions (StarHigh.com/5yearreunion)
Do you understand?
Study the following example
S1
The party is held to ....
S2
How long will the party be held? Choose the right answer:
S3
Read the dialogue and answer the question
Mr. Han : What a tough discussion.
Mr. Kim : The longest discussion I’ve ever attended.
Mr. Han : Would you like … a cup of coffee in that coffee shop?
Mr. Kim : What a splendid idea.
Mr. Kim : The longest discussion I’ve ever attended.
Mr. Han : Would you like … a cup of coffee in that coffee shop?
Mr. Kim : What a splendid idea.
The best word to complete the dialogue is....
S4
*Read the dialogue
Young: Do you fancy … for a walk on Sunday morning, Hyo?
Hyo : Sorry, I can’t. But thanks anyway.
Hyo : Sorry, I can’t. But thanks anyway.
S5
Read the following condition, then complete the dialogue. This is to answer question 5 and 6.
Ronald, a student, is approaching his class teacher, Ms. Swan, to invite her to a farewell dinner with his classmates.
Ronald: Good afternoon, Miss. We are the twelfth graders are having a farewell dinner in “Pondok Ibu” this Saturday evening. It will start at 6pm and end at 9pm. 5) ....
Ms. Swan: 6) ....
- The best expression for number 5 is ….
- S6Read the following condition, then complete the dialogue. This is to answer question 5 and 6.Ronald, a student, is approaching his class teacher, Ms. Swan, to invite her to a farewell dinner with his classmates.Ronald: Good afternoon, Miss. We are the twelfth graders are having a farewell dinner in “Pondok Ibu” this Saturday evening. It will start at 6pm and end at 9pm. 5) ....Ms. Swan: 6) ....Choose an expression that is inappropriate to fill blank number 6:
S7
Read the following condition, then complete the dialogue. This is to answer question 7 and 8.
Milka, Dinda, and Tirza are old friends. They meet in a shopping mall.
Milka : Hey, Dinda! Long time no see. How’s life?
Dinda : Hi Milka, Tirza. Life’s great. How have you been?
Tirza : Wonderful! Dinda, we are planning to have a picnic in Bukit Bintang this weekend.7) ….
Dinda : 8) …. I’m going to Bandung this weekend.
Milka : Hey, Dinda! Long time no see. How’s life?
Dinda : Hi Milka, Tirza. Life’s great. How have you been?
Tirza : Wonderful! Dinda, we are planning to have a picnic in Bukit Bintang this weekend.7) ….
Dinda : 8) …. I’m going to Bandung this weekend.
The best expression for number 7 is ….
S8
Read the following condition, then complete the dialogue. This is to answer question 7 and 8.
Milka, Dinda, and Tirza are old friends. They meet in a shopping mall.
Milka : Hey, Dinda! Long time no see. How’s life?
Dinda : Hi Milka, Tirza. Life’s great. How have you been?
Tirza : Wonderful! Dinda, we are planning to have a picnic in Bukit Bintang this weekend.7) ….
Dinda : 8) …. I’m going to Bandung this weekend.
Milka : Hey, Dinda! Long time no see. How’s life?
Dinda : Hi Milka, Tirza. Life’s great. How have you been?
Tirza : Wonderful! Dinda, we are planning to have a picnic in Bukit Bintang this weekend.7) ….
Dinda : 8) …. I’m going to Bandung this weekend.
The best expression for number 8 is ….
S9
Arrange these sentences into a good dialogue.
1. We are holding a party to celebrate remarkable sales results. We should be delighted if you were able to attend the party.
2. Thank you, Sir.
3. Excuse me, Sir. I would like to give this invitation to you.
4. That would give us the greatest of pleasure.
5. An invitation? What invitation?
6. You’re welcome.
2. Thank you, Sir.
3. Excuse me, Sir. I would like to give this invitation to you.
4. That would give us the greatest of pleasure.
5. An invitation? What invitation?
6. You’re welcome.
The best arrangement is ....
S10
Arrange the sentences into a good dialogue.
- Oh, sorry. I’m doing my class project with my group in the school library.
- What time?
- I’m afraid we haven’t finished yet. Can it be later? Let say 7pm?
- Hey, Nindy! I’m planning to see Beautiful Life this afternoon. Won’t you come and watch it with me?
- At 3pm.
- See you.
- Oh, what about at 5?
- Great! I’ll pick you up at 7. See you, then.