26- WRITING PRACTICE


 Invite your friend to your birthday lunch.
-Tell him/her where the lunch is
-Tell him/her what time to arrive
-Ask him/her if there is any food he /she doesn't like
(35-45 words)

Dear Jane,
How are you? Why don’t you come to my birthday lunch at my home/house. It starts at noon/2:00. Maybe you could come at 11:00 so we can cook together. Is there any food you don’t like?
Let me know./Write back soon.
Love, / Lots of love, Yours,
….

Dear John,
I am writinge to for invite you atto my birthday. I am haveing a lunch on Saturday at noon at my grandparents’ house. We are eating meat because I love it.
Do  you like meat?
Write me soon. To get me because iIf you don’t eat meat I will have you prepare something else.
Write to me soon.
From,
Salvatore




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