This document provides information about invitations, including:
1. It defines formal and informal invitations and provides examples of occasions for each type.
2. It outlines the common format for a formal invitation, including contact information, occasion details, RSVP information, and a request for a response.
3. Examples are given for accepting and declining/regretting a formal invitation in writing. Guidelines are also provided for responding to informal invitations.
4. The document teaches how to properly write formal and informal invitations, acceptance responses, and regret/decline responses. Examples of each type of letter are included.
This document provides information about invitations, including:
1. It defines formal and informal invitations and provides examples of occasions for each type.
2. It outlines the common format for a formal invitation, including contact information, occasion details, RSVP information, and a request for a response.
3. Examples are given for accepting and declining/regretting a formal invitation in writing. Guidelines are also provided for responding to informal invitations.
4. The document teaches how to properly write formal and informal invitations, acceptance responses, and regret/decline responses. Examples of each type of letter are included.
This document provides information about invitations, including:
1. It defines formal and informal invitations and provides examples of occasions for each type.
2. It outlines the common format for a formal invitation, including contact information, occasion details, RSVP information, and a request for a response.
3. Examples are given for accepting and declining/regretting a formal invitation in writing. Guidelines are also provided for responding to informal invitations.
4. The document teaches how to properly write formal and informal invitations, acceptance responses, and regret/decline responses. Examples of each type of letter are included.
This document provides information about invitations, including:
1. It defines formal and informal invitations and provides examples of occasions for each type.
2. It outlines the common format for a formal invitation, including contact information, occasion details, RSVP information, and a request for a response.
3. Examples are given for accepting and declining/regretting a formal invitation in writing. Guidelines are also provided for responding to informal invitations.
4. The document teaches how to properly write formal and informal invitations, acceptance responses, and regret/decline responses. Examples of each type of letter are included.
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INVITATION
Definition , types of invitation, format and example
TUJUAN PEMBELAJARAN • Siswa dapat menggunakan undangan resmi dengan memperhatikan fungsi sosial serta responnya dalam teks lisan dan tulis sesuai konteks dengan memperhatikan fungsi social, struktur teks, dan unsur kebahasaan, yang benar dan menunjukkan perilaku jujur, disiplin, percaya diri, bertanggung jawab, peduli, kerja sama dan cinta damai. WHAT IS AN INVITATION AND WHAT IS IT USED FOR? • An invitation is a document written or printed or spoken words, conveying the message by which one is invited. • It is used to invite someone to come, to invite people to join, to ask someone to attend, and to ask people to take part in something. TYPES OF INVITATION Formal invitation Formal invitation is an invitation which follows a dignified form, tone or style in agreement with an establish norm, custom or values. (Websters, 2012) For example : 1. An invitation to a wedding 2. An invitation to the graduation ceremony COMMON FORMAT OF A FORMAL INVITATION • The first line is the name(s) of the person who invite(s). • The second line is the request for participation. • The third line is the name of the person(s)invited. • The fourth line is the occasion for invitation. • The fifth line is the time and date of occasion. • The sixth line is the place of occasion. • The last line is the request for reply. EXAMPLE OF FORMAL INVITATION INFORMAL INVITATION Informal invitation Informal invitation is personal invitation given to a friend, family and so on. For example : 1. Invitation to a birthday party 2. Invitation to dinner. FORMAT OF INFORMAL LETTER EXAMPLE OF INFORMAL INVITATION RESPONDING TO FORMAL INVITATION Responding to formal invitations : • Formal invitations should be responded to within 3 days, • Replies are written in third person, • Replies have to be handwritten, • and reason should be briefly stated for declining the invitation. EXAMPLE 1. Acceptance : • Mr. and Mrs. Eri Utomo accept with pleasure the kind invitation of Mr. and Mrs. Pujiyanto to the wedding ceremony of their daughter on Friday, the twelfth of December at seven o’clock. • Mr. and Mrs. Wibowo accept the invitation with pleasure. 2. Declining/Regretting : • Mr. and Mrs. Situmorang regret that they are unable to accept the kind invitation of Mr. and Mrs. Pujiyanto for Friday, the twelfth of December at seven o’clock due to prior engangement. • Mr. and Mrs. Wibowo regret to decline the invitation due to health reasons. EXAMPLE : • Responding Card The responding card comes with the invitation card. This card should preferably by handwritten. RESPONDING CARD EXAMPLE: HOW TO WRITE A ACCEPTANCE FORMAL INVITATION 1. Start the letter appropriate; Mr. Awom or Mrs. Awom or Dr. Awom. 2. Acknowledge the invitation; My wife joins me in thanking you for inviting us to your dinner party on... 3. Express your acceptance to the invitation; It will be my pleasure to come to your dinner party. 4. Note that you look forward to attending the event; I am excited to see you. 5. End the letter with a closing address; "Sincerely," "Always," or "Very truly yours," 6. Sign the letter. EXAMPLE OF ACCEPTANCE FORMAL INVITATION HOW TO REFUSING THE FORMAL INVITATION 1. Thank the host; “Thank you so much for the invitation, I really appreciate it and it means a great deal.” 2. Apologise for declining; “Sorry I can’t attend” or “I’m afraid I’m not able to come.” 3. Explain why you can’t attend; “I’ve already got something on”,“I’ve got too much on at the moment.”, “I’m not in town on that day.” 4. Offer another time to meet; “I’m afraid I can’t make it on Friday. I’m available next week, though.” 5. Send a gift or card. EXAMPLE OF REFUSING FORMAL INVITATION HOW TO WRITE INFORMAL ACCEPTANCE INVITATION GUIDELINES • You should write a brief response to an informal invitation. But you should express warmth and enthusiasm. Restate all the necessary details of the letter to avoid misunderstandings later on. • Express pleasure in accepting the invitation. Then restate the date, time, and location of the event to confirm this information. • Express anticipation for the event. ACCEPTANCE OF INFORMAL INVITATION HOW TO REFUSING INFORMAL INVITATION • Start the letter with politely; Dear Yosep or Dear Orpa • Say that you had received the invitation. • Convey your apologize and explain the reason why you cannot be present or come in she/he party. • Offers to meet in next week. • End the letter with a closing address; "Sincerely,“ or “See you soon”. • Sign the letter. EXAMPLE OF REFUSING INFORMAL INVITATION 7 November 2019 Dear Yosep I have received your letter and am writing at once because I couldn’t come to your party. This Friday I’m going to visit my cousin who lives in Biak. I’ll be there till Tuesday so I can’t come to your party this weekend. However I’m inviting you to visit me next Friday. Last week I had school holidays. I like holidays very much because then I don’t have to go to school and I can sleep as long as I want. I spent most to looking forward to see you next week. See you soon,