04.05 places in the community writing assignment instructions: create an invitation, in spanish, to a party. include the following on the invitation: provide an attention-getting headline for the party. include the time of the party. include the location of the party. include visuals or graphics to make the invitation look authentic and appealing. make a list of three things you have to do to get ready for the party using tener que + infinitive. review the video and reference the “tener que” list you created earlier in this lesson for ideas. incorporate vocabulary related to the community and any other vocabulary and verbs you have learned during the course for this assessment.

The invitation is below:

¡Gran fiesta de San Valentín!

Hora: 10:00 p.m.

Lugar: Centro de convenciones Boulevard Glasglow.

Se aceptan parejas o personas solteras, no te preocupes, quizás encuentres allí el amor de tu vida.

¡No faltes, allí te esperamos!

Cosas que tengo que hacer para la fiesta:

Explanation:

The translation of the invitation and the list is:

Great Valentine's party!

Time: 10:00 p.m.

Place: Glasglow Boulevard Convention Center.

Couples or single people are welcome, do not worry, maybe you will find there the love of your life.

Do not miss, there we wait for you!

Things I have to do for the party:

Within the invitation made, a very strong incentive was added for many people to go to a party, in this case, a Valentine's party: accept single people to let go and generate the atmosphere conducive for them to meet, since many people that day do not They have nothing to do because they have no partner, meanwhile, the list includes things like hiring music and buying food.

I add two images that could help you to make an invitation to a party of this style and they would fit you very well.

ah, so ustedes and nosotros are my 'go-to' if i am using spanish mainly in the states? interesting, but still slightly confusing, haha."

it seems that you are a little confused about subject pronouns. yo=i, tú/usted=you, nosotros=we, ustedes=you(plural), ellos/ellas=they.

in the case of vosotros, it is an informal replacement for "ustedes" in spain. similar to using "you all" in english.

even though it is not generally used in conversation outside of spain, it is used many times in literature. i would suggest having at least some familiarity to that form, at least to recognize what it is.