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A formal invitation should be written in third person.

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A friendly letter is a letter written to someone you already know, such as a friend, relative, peer, or acquaintance. The purpose of a friendly letter is to update the recipient on your life and to keep in touch.

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A formal invitation should be written in third person.






 
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