Learn how to invite someone to a celebration using present simple and 'would like to'. Practice vocabulary for parties and traditions.
Maria is excited about her fifteenth birthday. It is a big celebration in her family. She wants to invite all her friends to a party. She writes an invitation card. The party is on Saturday, June 15th, at 3 PM. It is at her house. She asks everyone to bring a small gift if they want. Maria's mother puts up decorations and buys a cake. It is a family tradition to have a party for every birthday. Maria also likes the festival in her town, but this party is more special.
Maria writes: 'Dear friends, I would like to invite you to my birthday party. The party is on Saturday at 3 PM at my house. Please bring a gift if you want. There will be cake and games. I hope you can come! Love, Maria.' She gives the invitations to her friends. They are all happy to come. Maria is very happy about her birthday celebration.
"Work with a partner. Plan a birthday party for a friend. Use the present simple to describe the plans and 'would like to' for invitations. Include details like date, time, place, decorations, food, and activities."
👉 Choose a date and time for the party.
👉 Decide on a place for the celebration.
👉 Select decorations and food.
👉 Plan a game or activity.
👉 Write a short invitation using 'would like to'.
Write a message inviting a friend to your birthday party. Include the date, time, place, and what to bring. Use present simple and 'would like to'.
Record a 45-second voice note inviting a friend to a celebration. Use present simple and 'would like to'. Speak clearly and naturally.
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