Notes, postcards and invitations

Exercise 1 hands you a short email from a friend. Here's how to name the document, find the event details, and tick the right picture.

By the end of this lesson

Tell an email, a postcard, a note and a wedding announcement apart from their shape alone.
Name what a personal message wants from you: an invitation, an errand, a piece of news.
Pull five facts out of an invitation: who, what for, which day, what to bring, reply by when.
Tick the right photo when an item offers you three pictures instead of three sentences.
Put a two-errand note in the right order by reading the opening hours, not the lines.

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