Check out Language in use: How to organise a party Match the sentence halves below and complete the missing words. 1. When organising a party, you should set a date and the food, drinks and other should be planned, so you have to write a shopping list. 2. As a next step, you must write invitations and send them to must be put in the fridge. Then, make your final decorations and welcome your . 3. Not only decorations and games must be planned, but also 1 time. Then, think about a party theme and create a guest list . 4. Finally, all the snacks and drinks have to be prepared and your guests. Then, decide which games you want to play and get all the material you need. Reading: An invitation Read Clarissa’s invitation to her friends. Tick T (= true) or F (= false). T F 1. Clarissa invites her friends to her birthday party in August. 2. The party should be a surprise for Clarissa. 3. The birthday party takes place at Clarissa’s home. 4. The party starts at 2 o’clock in the afternoon. 5. The guests should bring a present for the birthday kid. 6. Clarissa wants the guests to help her with the preparations for the party. 7 l m n I can understand steps for party preparations. 8 l m n I can read and understand an invitation for a surprise birthday party. Dear friends, You all know that it is Marla’s 13th birthday in August. She turns 13 and I think 13 is a magic number. That’s why I want to organise a surprise party for our good friend Marla. I think she would love that l Where: Youth Centre Livingstone When: August 23 – the party starts at 2 p.m. What to bring: lots of fun and a present for Marla PLEASE let me know if you can come and CONTACT ME if you can help me with the preparations. That would be great l I need all the help that I can get. Love you, Clarissa 81 15 Unit Festivals, customs and traditions l = I’m very good at this. m = I can do this. n = I need help. eighty-one Nur zu Prüfzwecken – Eigentum des Verlags öbv
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