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Annual Sports Day Invitation Format

The document provides examples of invitation letter formats and questions to practice writing invitation letters for various school events like sports day and a play competition. Students are asked to draft invitation letters in 50 words or less inviting notable guests to attend and present awards or be a guest of honor.

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Annual Sports Day Invitation Format

The document provides examples of invitation letter formats and questions to practice writing invitation letters for various school events like sports day and a play competition. Students are asked to draft invitation letters in 50 words or less inviting notable guests to attend and present awards or be a guest of honor.

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Invitation Card Format Example

Questions for Practice

1. On 30th November your school is going to hold its annual sports day. You want Mr.
Dhanraj Pillai, a noted hockey player to give away the prizes to the budding
sportspersons of the school. Write a formal invitation in about 50 words requesting him
to grace the occasion. You are Karun^/Karan, Sports Secretary, Sunrise Global School,
Agra.
2. Sunrise Global School, Agra is going to organize a one-act play competition in the
school auditorium. You have decided to invite noted stage artiste, Nalini to grace the
occasion. Draft a formal invitation for her in about 50 words. You are Karuna/Karan,
Cultural Secretary.
Invitation Letter Format Example

Questions for Practice

1. The literary club of your school is putting up the play ‘Waiting for Godot’. As secretary of
the club, draft an invitation inviting the famous writer Sudeesh Gupta to be the guest of
honour at the function. Write the invitation in not more than 50 words. You are
Govind/Gauri.
2. You have received an invitation to be the judge for a literary competition in St. Ann’s
School. Send a reply in not more than 50 words, confirming your acceptance. You are
Mohan/Mohini.

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