This document provides guidance on making, accepting, and rejecting invitations in English. It offers example phrases for making invitations to do activities like going to the cinema or having dinner. It also provides positive and enthusiastic responses to accept invitations, as well as polite ways to refuse an invitation by giving an excuse like having other plans or responsibilities. The document concludes by asking the reader to complete invitation exercises in their book.

1. INVITATIONS
MAKE INVITATIONS
ACCEPT INVITATIONS
REJECT INVITATIONS

2. Make Invitations
• WOULD YOU LIKE TO go to the cinema?
• WOULD YOU LIKE TO play soccer with me?
• WOULD YOU LIKE TO have dinner with me
next Saturday?
• WOULD YOU LIKE TO study English with me?

3. Accept Invitations
• Yes, I would
• Yes, I would love to
• Yes, I would really like to. Thanks
I WOULD = I’d ( Contracción)
• Yes I’d love to.
• Yes I’d really like to. Thanks

4. Refuse an Invitation
(and give an excuse)
• When we refuse an invitation ( not accept) we
are not going to say NO, we are going to do it
in the following way:
• I’d like to,BUT I don’t have money
• I’d like to , but I have classes on Saturday
• I’d like to but I work on weekends
• I’d like to but I have a Math test

5. COMPLETE THE INVITATIONS
1 A: ___________________to go to the beach
with me?
B: Yes, I’d love to . Thanks
2. A: __________________to go to a rock
concert with me?
B: Yes, I’d really like to.

6. Exercises
• Complete the exercises in the book
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