A letter of invitation

Dear Paul,

I am writing you to invite you to my grandparents party at Can Xabanet restaurant on Monday 21^st January. I invite you because you’re my cousin and we’ll stay all the family together.

The lunch stars at 1pm and finishes at 5pm. We will eat great food and talk a lot. And of course we will celebrate my 20^th parents’ wedding anniversary. Because of this we can’t park in front of the restaurant and we must park next to the lake. After the lunch we’ll probably walk around the lake and feed the ducks.

I think you will enjoy this event, because we’ll stay in family eating tasty food together. Please respond on mcoma@gmail.com by 20^th January.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Best wishes,

Marçal Coma.

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