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銆€銆€Dear Professor Neuland:

銆€銆€I was told by our mutual friend Mr. Redmond that you would visit China next month. May I take the opportunity to invite you to come to our department to give the students some lectures on modern American literature ?

銆€銆€Please let me know as soon as possible if you can come and when you will be able to make it.                                                            

銆€銆€                                                            Sincerely,

銆€銆€                                                            Wang Jones

銆€銆€                                                       Professor of English

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銆€銆€Dear Jane:

銆€銆€I hope you and Fred haven鈥檛 any plan for the weekend of July twenty-fourth as we鈥檇 like you to

銆€銆€spend it with us at Far Acres. It鈥檚 simply beautiful here now, with everything in bloom!

銆€銆€I think we can promise Fredsome good fishing this year. The fish are biting better than ever! So

銆€銆€bring your fishing clothes; and be sure to bring your tennis things, too, because the Owens are

銆€銆€coming and I鈥檓 sure you鈥檒l want to get out on the courts with them銆�

銆€銆€There鈥檚 a very good train Friday night; I鈥檝e marked it in red on the timetable. It gets you here

銆€銆€about seven-thirty which is just in time for dinner. You can get a late train back Sunday night, or

銆€銆€there鈥檚 an early express that Bob usually takes on Monday morning銆�

銆€銆€We hope nothing will prevent you from coming, as we鈥檙e looking forward to your visit and 

銆€銆€I know the Owens are looking forward to seeing you again, too. Be sure to let us know what train you are taking so that Bob can meet you at the station銆�

銆€銆€                                                    Affectionately yours,

銆€銆€                                                            Cathy

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銆€銆€Directions:

銆€銆€Two days ago Professor Wang invited you to visit his university. But you have got other engagements. Write a letter to him, telling him your regrets. Your letter should be

銆€銆€with no less than 100 words. Write it neatly on ANSWER SHEET2. Do not sign your own name at the end of the letter, use 鈥淟i Ming鈥� instead. (10 points)

銆€銆€鍙冭€冭寖鏂囷細

銆€銆€Dear Professor Wang:

銆€銆€It鈥檚 an honor for me to be invited, but I deeply regret being unable to come to Chengdu銆�

銆€銆€I shall stay in China for only half a month, i.e., from November 1 to 15. I have already been fully engaged for the visit. All the engagements are to be carried out in Shanghai, so I can鈥檛 possibly come to your university銆�

銆€銆€I do hope I can have a chance to visit your university sometime in the future銆�

銆€銆€                                                         Regretfully,

銆€銆€                                                           Li Ming

銆€銆€鍙冭€冨彞寮忥細

銆€銆€1.It would give me/us great pleasure to have your presence at the Reception / Dinner / Ceremony to be held on 鈥�(date ) at 鈥�(place)at 鈥�銆�(time)銆�

銆€銆€2.We would like to extend to you an invitation to be our honorary judge / guest speaker at the English Speaking Contest / Opening Ceremony of 100th Anniversary Celebrations of NYU to be held at鈥�(place) on鈥�(date) at鈥�(time)銆�

銆€銆€3.We are having / planning a鈥n鈥�(date) and we think it would be a good idea if you can join us銆�

銆€銆€4.I am writing to invite you to attend a party on鈥�

銆€銆€5.I should be much pleased if you would come to our party on鈥�

銆€銆€6.Are you free on鈥�(date) ? Is there any chance of your coming to / Would you like to join us for / Do you think you could come to鈥�(occasion) at鈥�(time) at鈥�(place) ?

銆€銆€7.Thank you so much for inviting me to鈥�, but I am terribly sorry that I may not be able to鈥�銆�

銆€銆€8.It鈥檚 an honor for me to be invited to鈥�, but I deeply regret being unable to鈥�銆�