Inviting someone
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The document discusses inviting someone and includes examples of: - Expressions that can be used to invite, accept, or decline an invitation. - A sample dialogue where Susan invites Dea to see a movie. - Two short exercises testing understanding of invitation expressions, including answering how to decline an invitation due to other work. The document provides information and examples about appropriately inviting someone in English through choice of expressions.
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- 1. UNIVERSITAS INDRAPRASTA PGRI Siti Fatimah – Y.O 201212500263 INVITING SOMEONE MENU MATERIAL EXERCISE TEST EXIT
- 2. UNIVERSITAS INDRAPRASTA PGRI Siti Fatimah – Y.O 201212500263 MENU MATERIAL EXERCISE TEST MATERIAL INVITING SOMEONE English is a beautiful language and whichever manner you want to draft an invitation to someone, you will be able to suit people's language standards. Depending on the type of guests you're inviting, you can structure your invitation according to how formal it should be. EXIT
- 3. UNIVERSITAS INDRAPRASTA PGRI Siti Fatimah – Y.O 201212500263 MENU MATERIAL EXERCISE TEST EXPRESSION OF INVITATION There are some expression for inviting someone : • Would you like to …. • Could you come to… • Would you care to …. • I’ll really happy if you come to…. There are some expression for accepting an invitation : • I would/will …. • I’d like to love to come. • Sure. Why not? And also there are some expression for decline an invitation: • I’d like to, but …. • Thank you for asking me, but …. • Unfortunately, I can’t …. EXIT
- 4. UNIVERSITAS INDRAPRASTA PGRI Siti Fatimah – Y.O 201212500263 MENU MATERIAL EXERCISE TEST The Example Dialogue about Inviting Someone Susan invites Dea to go to a movie Susan : Hi, Susan. There will be a great movie tonight. It’s about superhero. Would you like to go to the movie with me? Dea : Yes, I’d like to very much. When will you pick me up? Susan : I’ll pick you at 7.00. Be ready, OK! Dea : Alright. See you! EXIT
- 5. UNIVERSITAS INDRAPRASTA PGRI Siti Fatimah – Y.O 201212500263 EXERCISE MENU MATERIAL EXERCISE TEST 1. A : I wonder if you’d like to (come/coming) to my house right now. A B B : I’d like to love to come. Which one is correct ? A B The correct verb is come. It must be bare verb, because there is to invinitive. EXIT
- 6. UNIVERSITAS INDRAPRASTA PGRI Siti Fatimah – Y.O 201212500263 2. Would you like to join with us ? What is the correct expression if you have other work? A. I’d like to, but I must finished my homework. B. I’d like to love to join, I’m very appreciated. A B The best answer is A. Because someone explain to must finished another work. EXITMENU MATERIAL EXERCISE TEST
- 7. UNIVERSITAS INDRAPRASTA PGRI Siti Fatimah – Y.O 201212500263 TEST 1. Ana invite Joy to come to her house. Ana : _______________________ ? I have a party tonight. Joy : I will come, thank you! What is the best expression of inviting ? A. Will you like to come to my house ? B. Have you like to come to my house ? C. Would you like to come to my house ? EXITMENU MATERIAL EXERCISE TEST
- 8. UNIVERSITAS INDRAPRASTA PGRI Siti Fatimah – Y.O 201212500263 MENU MATERIAL EXERCISE TEST 2. Give your respond to the following invitation! A : Do you want to go to mall ? B : ________________________ A : Oh okay, no problem. A. I’d love to hear that. B. Sorry, I must go to home early. C. That’s sound good. EXIT
- 9. UNIVERSITAS INDRAPRASTA PGRI Siti Fatimah – Y.O 201212500263 MENU MATERIAL EXERCISE TEST EXIT