Letter to Invite Chief Guest for Annual Sports Day
[This is a sample Invitation Letter to Invite Chief Guest for Annual Sports Day. This Letter should contain the purpose of invitation along with all the necessary details of timings and venue. You need to modify this sample according to your needs.]
Date…
Chief Guest name…
Address…
Contact Information…
Subject: Invitation Letter for Annual Sports Day
Dear (Sir/Name),
We are really pleased to inform you about the ‘Annual Sports Day’ of (School/College/Institute name). This day is celebrated every year on (date) in our school (Name) and students from every branch participate in it. We make this day special and aware the students and other members of society by pin pointing the importance of sports in our life. The excitement of students is also on the peak, as they have come to know that we are going to invite [Chief Guest name] as Chief Guest on this bright and promising day. (briefly describe in your own words).
Everyone knows that you are a person full of valor and enthusiasm. What you can brief the audience, no one else can. We request your kind presence on (Date: DD/MM/YY) at (Time) in (Area and Place name). It would be a sort of pleasure for us, for students and for tutors as well. We are aware that you may have other priorities but taking out some hours from your precious time would be more than enough. (Describe all about functions). All the necessary details about the program are attached to the letter. If you’ll come, this gesture will support all the players of our school which is playing are national level as well.
Our purpose is to broaden and to en-light the concept of sports among children and the upcoming youth. (Describe rules and regulations in your words). We have also invited other worthy personalities and your presence as Chief Guest would make it distinguished and admirable. We hope that you will definitely give us some time. We are seeking for your kind presence.
Thanking You.
Sincerely,
Your name…
Job Designation…
School/College/Institute name…
The tone of the poem is how you feel when you read it. The regenade (i believe that is how you spell it) has a sad and lonely tone.
<span>lisa fugard was born
in port elzabeth, south africa, the only child of the playwright athol fugard
and novelist sheila meiring fugard. she has garned numerous stages and fil
rolls. since 1992, she has written many short stories for literacy magazines
and articles for the new york times travel section. in january 2006, she wrote
a novel called skinner's drift, which portrays a turmoil on a south african
farm in 1997. in the story "night calls", she portrays the
relationship between the father and the daughter to be in an inverted role than
the usual and common relationship way. initially in this story the father and
his daughter start out as complete strangers and the aftermath of their journey
in the african wild, made them to reunite as usual.</span>
The sentence that is most likely meant to create suspense for the reader is:
"His name was George, after our nations first president, and he had been the smartest kid in school during his early academic career as well; but George grew up on the other side of the town, so we had really never crossed paths."
<h3>About Suspense</h3>
In a story, what causes suspense is a situation that makes the reader or viewer wanting to find out more about what transpired in the story.
Suspense usually keeps the reader very much eager to know what happened next in the story line.
Thus, the narrator sets out to tell us that the paths of the two kids where yet to cross, so as a result of that, one will want to know what happens when their paths cross.
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