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invitation
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Were having a party! Would you like
to come?
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Talking about events
To invite someone to an event, you can use the present continuous. We use the
verb have with certain events, like a party.
Use at to talk about the place or time, and on to talk about the day.
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Talking about events
Use at to talk about the place or time, and on to talk about the day.
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Complete the sentences
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Invitations
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to invite
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invitation
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to accept
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to come over
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to decline
Im sorry, but I have to decline your invitation. I cant come to the party.
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Invitations
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Practicing new vocabulary
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Unscramble to make a sentence
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What is happening in the picture?
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Inviting someone to an event
Statement Question
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Accepting and declining invitations
There are many ways to accept or decline an invitation. If you cant go to an event, be
sure to thank the person for inviting you!
Accepting Declining
I am looking forward to it! I cant, but thank you for the invitation.
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The invitation
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What are some polite ways to answer an invitation?
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3. I am looking forward to it!
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Sample party invitation
Dear Carla,
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Your turn!
Dont forget to include important details like the date, time and
location!
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Casual invitations
Invitations are not always formal, and you will not always write an official invitation
when you are arranging to meet someone. You may want to invite somebody to a
more casual meeting, i.e. to drink a coffee, to go on a date or simply to take a stroll.
Should we?
Lets
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Casual invitations
If the subject of the invitation is you and we are using an auxiliary or modal verb,
then we use the full infinitive (with the word to included).
If the subject is we then we drop the word to and conjugate the verb normally.
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New in town
Your cousin has just moved to your town and has no friends. You
want to hang out with her and help her meet people, so you decide
to invite her to various things.
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Reflect on the goals
yes no
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Reflect on this lesson
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If you have time, go over
the most difficult slides again
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Exercise p.6
having, at
Exercise p.7
1.B 2.C 3.A 4.E 5.D
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Thank you for the invitation, but I cant come over on Saturday.
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She declines the party invitation.
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1. party 2. would 3. on 4. see
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2. Does he need to bring food or drinks?
3. He is looking forward to it!
Answer key
Homework
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Fill in the gaps
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Vocabulary lists
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My favourite words
Word one
Word two
Word three
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Make flashcards
Hello! My name is
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Sentences in the third person plural
Examples:
She is a doctor
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About this material
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