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LESSON 7A WRITING An informal invitation

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LESSON 7A WRITING An informal invitation - حل أسئلة وتمارين كتاب اللغة الإنجليزية للصف التاسع

حل أسئلة وتمارين كتاب اللغة الانجليزية الصف التاسع

📑 Article Contents

📝 Email Analysis

🤔 Culture Reflection

✍️ Writing Task

📌 Additional Notes

🔗 Sources & References

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1 Study the Writing box and read emails 1–3. Is Muna’s email a good invitation?

yes

2 Look at emails 1–3 again and find examples of …

1 an arrangement/definite plan with the Present Continuous I’m having a graduation dinner.

2 a prediction with going to It’s going to be great fun.

3 something that’s sure with will I’ll definitely be there. I won’t be able to make it.

4 something that’s possible with might I might be a little late.

5 something that’s probable with won’t We probably won’t be back until very late

3 REFLECT | Culture In groups, ask and answer the questions about events in Jordan.

1 Is it rude not to reply to an invitation? Say why.

Students' own answers. (A common answer would be: Yes, it is generally considered rude because it leaves the host uncertain about numbers and preparations.)

2 Is it a problem to accept an invitation and then not turn up? Say why.

Students' own answers. (A common answer would be: Yes, it is a significant problem. It can waste the host's resources, affect plans, and is seen as disrespectful and unreliable.)

3 Should you always give a reason for declining an invitation?

Students' own answers. (A common answer would be: It is polite to give a brief, honest reason. It shows respect for the inviter and maintains good relations.)

4 In pairs, compare the invitation below with the advice in the Writing box. What’s wrong with it? Rewrite the invitation to make it better.

Students’ own answers

WRITING - Suggested answer

It doesn’t have a subject or title; it isn’t clear; it doesn’t mention the time the event starts; it doesn’t give a phone number or meeting place.

5 WRITING TASK Follow the instructions to write an email inviting friends to your event.

• Decide where and when your event is.
• Decide what kind of event it’s going to be and think of reasons to persuade your guests to come.
• Don’t forget to put something in the subject box.

Use the Graphic Organiser to help you plan your writing.

Steps for a Good Invitation Email:

Write a clear subject line (e.g., "Invitation to My Birthday Party").
Start with a friendly greeting.
Clearly state the event type, date, time, and place.
Mention what makes the event special (reasons to come).
Ask for a reply (RSVP) by a certain date.
End with a polite closing.

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📌 Additional Information and Notes

💡 Note on Question 1

Muna's email is considered a good invitation because it likely follows the standard structure: a clear subject, polite tone, specific details (date, time, place), and a request for a reply. Always check if an invitation has all necessary information.

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💡 Grammar Tip (Question 2)

This exercise highlights different future forms in English: Present Continuous for fixed plans, going to for intentions/predictions, will/won't for certainties or promises, and might for possibilities. Using them correctly makes your English sound more natural.

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✍️ Writing Advice (Question 4)

A good invitation must be complete and clear. Always include: 1. A Subject Line, 2. Event Type, 3. Exact Date & Time, 4. Full Address/Venue, 5. Your Contact Info (phone/email), and 6. An RSVP request. This avoids confusion and shows respect for your guests' time.

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