This document provides information about inviting, accepting, and refusing invitations. It discusses the social functions of invitations which are to invite people to events and ask for their participation. The standard structure of an invitation includes the names of the invitee and invitees, a request to participate, details about the event such as date, time, and location, and a request for an RSVP. Examples are given of expressions used to invite like "Would you like to..." and "Why don't we...", accept like "That would be nice" and "Yes, I'd love to", and refuse like "Unfortunately, I can't" and "I'm sorry but I won't be able to attend." Finally, the language features
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2. 1. Have you ever celebrate your special day?
2. What would you do to celebrate it?
3. Who would you ask to come to your party?
4. How would you invite them?
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Invitation
How to invite someone, accept, and
refuse it
4. PURPOSE OF LEARNING
Sosial Function
To keep good
interpersonal relationship
with others
Structure
Reciever, Body of
invitation, Sender
Language Feature
Simple present tense & present
future tense
Expressions
Let’s.., Would you come
to…, why don’t we …, are
you coming?, ect.
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01 02
03
Invitation
How to invite someone, accept, and refuse it
5. Social Function
of Invitation
01
to invite someone to come,
to invite people to join,
to ask someone to attend,
to ask people to take part in an
occasion
6. Structure
02
the name(s) of the person who invite(s)
the request for participation
the name of the person(s) invited
the occasion for invitation
the time and date of occasion
the place of occasion
the request for reply
8. 03. Examples of Expressions
To Invite To Accept To Refuse
Would you like to…? That would be nice.!
That’s very kind. Unfortunately,
I ____ (reason)
Do you want to…? Yes, I’d love to I’d like to, but ____ (reason)
Why don’t we…? That’s a good idea I won’t be able to attend
Do you wanna…? Sounds good/ nice/ great I’m sorry, but I can’t
How about…?
Yes, let’s do it /
let’s go for it
Thanks, but ____ (reason)
12. Agus : Hello Diane how are you
Diane : Hey Agus i'm pretty good thank you. How about you?
Agus : I couldn't be better. I'm having a Tasyakuran party this
weekend and would love for you to come if you can
make it
Diane : that would be great! where will it be held?
Agus : come around 4pm we're having a small party on the
rooftop of my new apartment
Diane : that sounds like fun! do you want me to bring anything?
Agus : I will be making plenty of food for everyone if you would
like to bring something…
13. Questions
Who receives the invitation?
Who sent the invitation?
What is the agenda?
When does the invitation will be held?
Where does the invitation will be held?
Show the expressions of inviting someone found in the
video!
Show the expression of accepting someone’s
invitation found in the video!
Show the expression of refusing someone’s invitation
found in the video!
15. Study in Groups
GROUP 1 GROUP 2 GROUP 3 GROUP 4 GROUP 5
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Wahyu
Budiono
Amel
Wiwik
Faishal
Faiq
Raihan
Ina
Eka Fitri
Akbar
Radit
Najwa
Ridha
Syahrul
Zacky
Eka Zahra
April
Faiz
Ni’am
Resya
Satria
Putra
16. Do activity 2
(LKPD 3)
Fill these blank sentenes with
expression related to the
situation!
1. Aaron was invited to a party. He
rings Tina to ask her go with
him. Read what she says. What
do you think Aaron says?
2. Read Hedrik’s schedule on his
planner and make the dialogue as
examples provided!
Example:
Firman : Would you like to go
Sarah’s party on Saturday evening?
Hendik : I’d love to, but I can’t. I
have to see my dentist at 6.30 p.m
17. Make a group of 4-5 students, then make a
dialog about expressing invitation,
accepting and refusing it.
Choose one of the theme above to make a
simple dialogue. Make sure each students
have a chance to say in the dialogue!
1. Having a Birthday Party
2. Having a Graduational
Celebration
3. Celebrating Winning on
Mobile Legend Tournament
4. Having gratitude for a new
house
19. Let’s Review Our Lesson
Mention some
expression of giving,
accepting, and
refusing an invitation!
Structure
What is the structure of
invitation?
Sosial Function
What are the social
function of invitation?
Expression
Language
Feature
What are language
feature of invitation?