The document provides various ways to ask someone about their availability and to extend invitations, using phrases like 'Would you like to...' and 'How about...'. It includes examples of how to accept or refuse invitations politely. Additionally, it outlines specific scenarios for inviting others and responding to those invitations.

2. Asking and saying
what you want to do

3. ●Are you free on Saturday morning?
●Are you doing anything tonight?
●What are you doing after work?
●Do you have any arrangements for the
weekend?
Asking people about their arrangement to
check If they are available.

4. Would you like to go to a
restaurant?
would + subject+ like to + main verb (infinitive) +
complement

5. What would you like to
do?
Wh word + would + subject+ like to + main verb
(infinitive)

7. Where do you want to go?
wh word + do+ subject + want to + main verb (infinitive)?

8. I want to go to the mall.
subject+ want to + main verb (infinitive) +
complement

9. Would you be interested in
going to the stadium next
Saturday?

10. How about going to the
movies on Sunday?

11. How about a cup of coffee?

12. Why don’t we go for a picnic
on Saturday?
Why + don’t + subject + main verb (infinitive) +
complement

13. Do you want to go to the
cinema?
Do + subject+ want to + main verb (infinitive) +
complement

14. Do you want to join us for a
drink after work?
Do + subject+ want to + main verb (infinitive) +
complement

15. Let’s play tennis on
Sunday morning!

16. We can use all kinds of different phrases to
invite someone, such as:
• Would you be interested in joining us tomorrow? We’re celebrating
my father’s retirement.
• Do you feel like coming for a meal at our house on Sunday? We’re
having some friends around.
• I invite you to my birthday party on Thursday evening.
• I was wondering if you could join us for a game of cards?
• I’d like to ask you if you could come to my daughter’s wedding next
weekend.
• We would be very pleased if you could join us.

17. Thanks, I’d be glad.
Sure, I would love to.
Sure, why not.
That would be great
That sounds great/ fun/
lovely.
Thank you, I’d love to
Accepting
With pleasure!

18. I’m sorry I can’t. I have some other
plans.
Not really, I’d rather go to…
I’d love to but I …
refusing
I’m afraid I can’t because…
Thanks for your invitation but…
Maybe some other
time

20. example
A: Are you free on Sunday afternoon?
B: Yes, I am. Why do you ask?
A: Well, my husband and I are having some friends
around for lunch. Would you like to come?
B: Yes, sure. I’d love to. What time?
A: 2 pm.
B: Should I take something?
A: No, thanks, that won’t be necessary.

21. A: Do you have any arrangements for the
weekend?
B: Well, I’m writing a report for work.
A: I was wondering if you could come to
London with us.
B: I’d love to but I’m really busy. Thanks
anyway. Maybe some other time.
example

22. • Look at the pictures. Then
invite one of your classmates to
do that activity
• Accept or refuse the invitation.

23. Remembe
r
Would you like to … ?
Would you be interested in (verb ing) ….?
Why don’t we …?
Do you want to … ?
How about (verb ing) … ?
Let’s …. !

24. Thanks, I’d be glad
Sure, I would love to
Sure, why not.
That would be great
That sounds great/ fun/
lovely
Thank you, I’d love to
Accepting
With pleasure!

25. I’m sorry I can’t. I have some other
plans.
Not really, I’d rather go to…
I’d love to but I …
refusing
I’m afraid I can’t because…
Thanks for your invitation but…
Maybe some other
time

40. Go camping

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