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Planning the Perfect Party: Tips for a Memorable Celebration

Susan's graduation party at a noisy restaurant taught us important lessons about planning. To enhance your party experience, it's crucial to choose the right venue and plan for private conversations. A sit-down meal can provide a more intimate setting compared to a buffet. Consider entertainment options like music or a video show to keep guests engaged. Everyone should have specific duties to ensure smooth execution. Use this dialogue practice to plan your own birthday party for a warm and enjoyable celebration filled with laughter, good company, and great food!

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Planning the Perfect Party: Tips for a Memorable Celebration

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  1. UNIT 3 PARTIES SPEAKING

  2. Help prepare a party! Susan graduated from the District’s High School. She planned to have a party at a restaurant. But the party wasn’t a happy memory… They ordered buffets, so the party was served in the public section of the noisy and crowded restaurant. As a result, they were prevented from talking privately with each other. Could you help make the party better? How?

  3. Exercise b), page 39 (Textbook)Party Preparation 1. Buffet (n) / ‘bufei/, /b ‘fei/ 2. sit-down (adj) /’sitdaunn/

  4. Party Preparation 3. farewell (n) /fea’wel/, /fei’wel/ 4. wrap (n) /raep/ a paper, plastic, etc. used for covering things completely in 5. Dispose /dis’pouz/ 6. Duty /’dju:ti/ 7. Vehicle /’vihikl / 8. Chef / ef/

  5. How to ask about a topic • How about + noun? How about entertainment? • And + noun? And everyone’s duty?

  6. Practice the dialogue A: What is our plan/what have you planned for the farewell party? B: Well, we’ll invite about a dozen guests and have a sit-down meal. A: How about entertainment? B: We’re going to have some music and a video show. A: And everyone’s duty? B: All right, you’ll greet the guests and show them to their seats. Hoa will be in the kitchen with me. I’ll be the chef. Mai and Minh will serve the foods and drinks. Nam will take care of the guests’ vehicles.

  7. Make your dialogue!Plan your coming birthday party Imagine your birthday party! Will it be one like… a warm party with lots of beautiful balloons Or… An exciting merrymaking party (one full of fun and enjoyment with singing, laughing, drinking, …)

  8. Speaking practicePlanning a birthday party A: What is our plan/what have you planned for the birthday party? B: Well, we’ll invite about a dozen guests/a few close friends and have a sit-down meal/buffet/merrymaking party. A: How about entertainment? B: We’re going to have some music and a video show/a karaoke night by our friends. A: And everyone’s duty? B: All right, you’ll greet the guests and show them to their seats. Hoa will be in the kitchen with me. I’ll be the chef. Mai and Minh will serve the foods and drinks. Nam will take care of the guests’ vehicles.

  9. Consolidation • What is our plan for the farewell party/ the birthday party? • How about entertainment/ arranging persons?

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