Halloween party invitation

Halloween party invitation

Do you like sleepover parties? Practise your reading in English with this Halloween party invitation.

Do the preparation exercise first. Then read the text and do the other exercises.

Come to Susan's spooky Halloween sleepover party!

Dress up as a witch, a monster, a skeleton or a ghost and play lots of Halloween games!

Bring a pillow, a sleeping bag, your pyjamas, your toothbrush and a torch!

Party starts: Friday 31 October at 5 p.m.

Party ends: 1 November at 11 a.m.

Place: Susan's house, 50 Park Road

Please reply to Susan's mum by phone: 0011 223 344

Imagine you go to a Halloween party. What costume do you wear? What games do you play? What do you eat? Tell us about it!

The quickest way to do Halloween makeup is to define a specific style, then combine a pale base makeup technique with the character's signature costume. To transform yourself into a sophisticated vampire, apply foundation 2 to 3 shades lighter than your natural skin tone, use dark red eyeshadow around the eyelids, and apply burgundy lipstick, adding a streak of lip gloss to mimic blood at the corners of the mouth along with fake fangs. If you want to try a spooky zombie style, use dark purple eyeshadow applied heavily to the eye sockets and cheekbones to create a gaunt effect, and you can use eyelash glue and shredded tissue paper to fake peeling skin. For those who love trendy characters, a edgy Harley Quinn style will require two shades of blue and pink eyeshadow smeared onto the cheeks and a small heart drawn with black eyeliner under the outer corner of the eye. Conversely, the No-Face character is incredibly simple: just cover your face with white paint, add symmetrical purple patterns around your eyes, and drape a black cloth over your head and toes. Whichever look you choose, don't forget to apply a good primer to protect your skin, use a clear powder to lock in your makeup throughout the party, and use a specialized makeup remover to completely clean off any stubborn paint after the festivities are over.

Today is Halloween, so I'm going to show you how to dress up as a monster!

First, put on a short, loose blue dress. Next, put on a hat. For makeup, use blue blush and blue lipstick. Finally, if you have puffy shoes, wear them; if not, buy a pair. And remember to bring a pair of blue gloves. Congratulations, you now have a complete monster costume!

Even though I'm a girl, I'm going to dress up as a vampire. Then, I'll put on a set of sharp vampire fangs. For the outfit, I'll wear a red dress and a cloak. The makeup will be simple; I'll ask my aunt to put on red contact lenses and use a light grayish-black foundation. Finally, I'll put two red dots on my neck and wear a pair of black clogs with red trim. And 1, 2, 3, abracadabra, I'm a vampire!

I dress up as a werewolf.I drink Juice and eat pizza.I like milka chocolate and gummy bears. I watch halloween films. I go spooky bobsleighing.

In the Halloween party 🎉 I wear vampire costume, I play Chess ♟️ and I eat pizza and juice 🧃.

Date: 13 October 1987 party starts Date: 26 November 2012 party ends Location: Voco tm tower 1 floor number: 28 Flat number: 12813

i will dress like a witch

and i will eat gummy worms!!!

I would be a vampire and pretend that I have blood coming out my mouth just to scare everyone.

I would dress up as a werewolf. We would play wolf. I would eat hot dogs with a lot sauce and candy! Also a big cake!!!!!

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