The document provides phrases for inviting people to social activities like concerts, parties, meals, and shopping. It also includes phrases for accepting and refusing invitations in a polite way. Finally, it lists phrases for agreeing or disagreeing with opinions, ranging from strongly agreeing to strongly disagreeing, with suggestions for partial agreement or polite disagreement as well.

1. Invite, accept and refuse an
invitation

2. Inviting people
• Do you feel like going to a concert?
• What about going to a party?
• How about having dinner together?
• I was wondering if you’d like to go to shopping together.
• Do you want to have lunch together?
• Would you like to have a drink after school?

3. Accepting an Invitation
 Oh, that’s a brilliant idea.
 I’d love to.
 Sure, why not.
 Great
 That’s a good/ great idea.
 That sounds good.
 OK.
 That would be fine.
 Fine.

4. Refusing an invitation
 I’m really sorry. I have to help my mother.
I’m afraid I can’t.
Oh, I’d love to, but I don’t think I can.
I’m terribly I can’t. Perhaps next time?

5. Argument Agreement and
Disagreement
Agree or Disagree with the Idea
Not the Person

6. How to Agree Strongly with an Opinion.
 I agree with your point
 That's absolutely true!
 Absolutely!
 I'd go along with your point.
 I'm with you on that point.
 That's exactly what I think.
 That's a good point.
 That's exactly my opinion.

7. How to Half Agree with an Opinion
 Yes, perhaps, however ...
 Well, yes, but ...
 Yes, in a way, however ...
 Hmm, possibly, but ...
 Yes, I agree up to a point, however ...
 I guess your idea could be right, but ...
 Yes, I suppose so, however ...
 That's worth thinking about, but ...

8. How to Disagree Politely with an
Opinion.
 I am not so sure.
 Do you think so?
 Well, it depends.
 I'm not so certain.
 Well, I don't know.
 Well, I'm not so sure about that.
 Hmm, I'm not sure your idea is right.
 No, I don't think so.

9. How to Disagree Strongly with an
Opinion.
 I disagree.
 I disagree with your idea.
 I'm afraid I don't agree.
 I'm afraid your idea is wrong.
 I can't agree with your idea.
 You can't actually mean that.
 You must be joking.