An invitation Letter

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English

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6th - 8th Grade

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Easy

Darren Walshe

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6 Slides • 35 Questions

C1 Writing

An Invitation Letter

Multiple Choice

to become interested in an activity

get into something

lose interest

dislike the activity

ignore the activity

Multiple Choice

to give someone somewhere to sleep

to put someone out

to put someone back

to put someone down

to put someone up

Multiple Choice

sophisticated and having experience of people and things from different parts of the world

Cosmopolitan

Narrow-minded

Insular

Provincial

Multiple Choice

very modern and innovative

Conventional

Outdated

Traditional

cutting edge

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relaxed

laid back

excited

anxious

tense

Multiple Choice

a wild, natural area

park

wilderness

garden

farm

Multiple Choice

able to change quickly and unpredictably

predictable

consistent

stable

changeable

Multiple Choice

(for a place) having no people in it

deserted

crowded

occupied

full

Multiple Choice

to be friendly and entertaining

To be serious and dull.

To be unfriendly and unamusing.

To be rude and boring.

To be good company

Multiple Choice

to do something slowly or at your own pace

rush through it

hurry up

speed things along

take your time

Match

Match the following

Opening greeting and small talk

First content point(Invite him/her to your country)

Second content point

(Describe the public event)

Third content point (Describe about other plans you have)

Request for a reply

Paragraph 1

Paragraph 2

Paragraph 3

Paragraph 4

Paragraph 5

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you said ...? (= Do you remember you said ...?)

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Remember

Forget

Ignore

Dismiss

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I was

that you might like ... (= I was wondering if you would like ...)

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thinking

hoping

assuming

guessing

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It’s legendary

the biggest, most cosmopolitan arts festival in the world!

(= It’s legendary. It's the biggest, most cosmopolitan arts festival in the world!)

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There are

of things ... (= There are a lot of things ...)

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loads

few

none

some

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The city has a

vibe. (= The city is attractive and fashionable.)

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cool

dull

boring

unfashionable

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It’s lovely to just

and chat to people. (= It's pleasant to just spend time with people and chat.)

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hang out

run errands

study hard

work overtime

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I've got an aunt with a flat in the city centre who could

(= My aunt lives in the city centre. She could let us stay with her.)

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put us up

give us a tour

sell us a flat

cook us dinner

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There’s no

. (= I'm not in a hurry.)

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rush

slowdown

delay

wait

Fill in the Gap

Fill in the Blanks

Her dress was rather old (_ but still looked good.

(= not modern; paragraph 1)

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The main star of the show is the (

) singer, Bethany Mills.

(= very famous and respected; paragraph 3)

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The diverse communities in the city give it a very (

)

atmosphere.

(international and sophisticated; paragraph 3)

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This gallery has the most (______)-(____) art exhibitions in town.

(modern and innovative; paragraph 3)

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Most of my teachers are strict, except my English teacher – she's very

(____)-(____)

(relaxed in her approach; paragraph 3)

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It’s normally warm, but the weather’s (

)in spring.

(= often changes quickly; paragraph 4)

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There are usually (

) sunsets on this beach.

(very beautiful; paragraph 4)

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The best thing about the coastline is the number of (

) beaches.

(quiet, without people; paragraph 4)

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My family can give you a bed for the night.
My family can (- ) you (-) .

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take, down

bring, over

set, aside

put,up

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In the evening we usually just relax in the park.
In the evening we usually just

in the park.

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hang out

run a marathon

study for exams

play video games

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He's just started learning Chinese, but he already really likes it.
He's just started learning Chinese, but he's really

it.

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getting into

forgetting about

disliking

avoiding

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They have a very good relationship.
They

really well with each other.

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get on

argue

ignore

compete

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Could you send me your reply by next Thursday?
Could you

to me by next Thursday?

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get back

ignore my message

send it next month

call me instead

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A lot of things are happening in the arts centre this week.
Lots of things are

in the arts centre this week.

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going on

falling apart

being ignored

closing down

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When are you going to visit us in the UK?
When are you going to

to the UK to visit us?

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come over

stay home

send a postcard

visit Australia

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After the match let's return home.
After the match let's

home.

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head back

go forward

stay here

leave early

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