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Email Invitation and Description Writing

The document outlines various writing prompts for emails and paragraphs, focusing on invitations for events like barbecues, birthday parties, and meals, as well as descriptive paragraphs about shopping centers, friends, trips, holidays, and future jobs. Each prompt includes specific details to address, such as time, place, and what to bring. The overall aim is to practice writing skills in a structured format.

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Email Invitation and Description Writing

The document outlines various writing prompts for emails and paragraphs, focusing on invitations for events like barbecues, birthday parties, and meals, as well as descriptive paragraphs about shopping centers, friends, trips, holidays, and future jobs. Each prompt includes specific details to address, such as time, place, and what to bring. The overall aim is to practice writing skills in a structured format.

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WRITING

Email: Write 35-45 words on your answer sheet.


1. You are going have a barbecue in the garden this weekend. Write an email to invite your friend, Peter, to
come. You should:
 Say the time and place of the barbecue.
 Ask if he can come or not.
 Ask him to bring some food to the barbecue.
2. You are going to celebrate your birthday party next weekend. Write an invitation to your friend and in
your email you should:
• ask them how they are
• invite them to the party
• tell them about the details of the party (place and time, dress code (if possible).
3. You are going to spend some time with your friend Mark next Sunday. Write an email to Mark. In your
email, you should
• arrange to meet Mark next Saturday
• suggest something you could do together
• say how long you will be able to spend with him.
4. You've received an email inviting you to a birthday party this weekend but you can't come. Write a reply
to the invitation. In your letter, you should:
• say thank him/ her
• give the reason why you can't come
• suggest when you can meet him/ her
5. You are going to have a barbecue this weekend. Write an invitation to your friend. In your email, you
should
• ask him/her how he/she is
• invite him/her to come
• say where and when the barbecue is
6. Write an email to invite one of your friends for a meal at your home. You should:
• Ask him how he is
• Invite him to come
• Say where and when the event is.
• Tell him what he needs to bring
7. You are going have a wedding party this weekend. Write an email to invite your friend, Mary, to come.
You should:
• Ask her how she is
• Invite her to come
• Say where and when the event is.
• Tell her what she needs to bring
8. You are going have a organize a party this weekend. Write an email to invite your friend, Pat, to come.
You should:
• Ask him how he is
• Invite him to come
• Say where and when the event is.
• Tell him what he needs to bring

Paragraph:

• Write a paragraph of 100-120 words to describe a shopping centre.


• Write a paragraph of 100-120 words to describe a friend you had as a child or teenager.
• Write a paragraph of 100-120 words to describe your last trip to a new city./ a new place or city that you
recently visited/ an interesting place that you visited recently/
• Write a paragraph of 100-120 words to describe one of the most memorable trips you had recently./ your last
summer vacation.
• Write a paragraph in about 100-120 words about Tet holiday in Vietnam.
• Write a paragraph of 100-120 words about the job you would like to do in the future.

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