INVITATION

Definition:

Invitation tell about how to invite or ask someone to come along or join a particular program or activity.

To invite someone:

• Would you like to my party?
• Could you go to my home?
• Can you go to the beach
• Shall we?
• I will ave range the party, will you?
• Shall we see the film?
• Would you come with me?
• What if we ask Nico to join us?
• How about doing window shopping this afternoon?
• Let's go to my house after school.
  

Accepting an invitation:

• Great! Let's do it.
• Thank you. I'd like to.
  
• That's good idea.
  
• What a nice idea
• That would be very nice.
• I'd like to, thank you.
  
• OK!
• Thanks for your invitation.
  
• That's deal.
  
• Thats fine.
• OK. I'll go with you.
  

Declining an invitation:

• That's nice. Unfortunately...
• Sorry, that wouldn't be possible. Thanks.
  
• Sorry, I can't
• No, thanks.
  
• That would be great, but I can't. Sorry.
  
• I'm really sorry about that.
  
• Sorry, I can't. I have something to do that day.
  
• Thank you for your invitation, but I don't think I can make it.
  
• Thank you for inviting us, but we have a littlebusiness to do.
  
• That's very kind of you, but unfortunately I will have to miss it.
  
• We're very sorry. We've already had an appointment that time.
  
• I'd like to, but I have to baby-sit my little brother.