• Invite your friend to : 1. a birthday party 2. study at your house 3. play football after school • Ask your parents' permission to: 1. stay up

-Invite our friend
1. To: Anggun
From: Gaby

Dear Anggun,
You will be glad to know that my birthday falls on 7th December and this time I am planning to celebrate it at home. There is going to be a small tea party in the evening after 7 P.M.
Also, there will be a dance and music programme. I am going to invite all my friends and relatives. I strongly desire that you should also come on my birthday and grace the occasion with your presence. I hope that you will not reject ray invitation. Doreach in time.

Thanking you.

Yours Sincerely,
(Gaby Maghdalena)

2. Dear Karim,

The cricket match between India and Australia will be held in Madras from 20-01-98 to 27-01-89. It is a five-days match. They won’t play on Monday - the 23rd January and on Thursday - the 26th January 89 (Republic Day)

I invite you to come to my house and stay with me for a week so that we may together see the cricket match. I will buy a season ticket for you too. I hope you will certainly come.

Yours sincerely,

J. Khaleel

3. stay up late
Ask them - those people you call parents - on what would it take them to allow you to stay up later.
They will either tell you or they will tell you off.

One piece of advice - based on my almost 40 year old existence on this planet - is that it's easier to do what you have to do and ask for forgiveness if/when caught than to ask for permission. Most of the time, when you ask for permission, the answer will be "No".

4. invite to stay a dinner
-Come prepared to present your argument to them.
-Explain why you want to go.
-Tell your parents what they want to hear.
-Keep calm when discussing plans.
-Give them time to think things over.
-Involve your siblings only when necessary.
-Accept defeat in order to win next time.

5. Dady are we gonna go to pizza parlour with my friend