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    This document provides examples of words and phrases used to give and respond to invitations. It lists common expressions for inviting someone to dance, go out to eat, come over for dinner, or visit on a weekend. Responses that accept invitations include saying "with pleasure", "I'd love to", and "Yes, it would be nice." Refusals include saying "I'm sorry I can't" and "Thanks but I'm afraid I can't." It also provides a sample dialogue where one character invites another on a trip to Bali and the invitation is accepted.

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    This document provides examples of words and phrases used to give and respond to invitations. It lists common expressions for inviting someone to dance, go out to eat, come over for dinner, or visit on a weekend. Responses that accept invitations include saying "with pleasure", "I'd love to", and "Yes, it would be nice." Refusals include saying "I'm sorry I can't" and "Thanks but I'm afraid I can't." It also provides a sample dialogue where one character invites another on a trip to Bali and the invitation is accepted.

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    Unit 1 Making An Invitation and Giving The Response

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    This document provides examples of words and phrases used to give and respond to invitations. It lists common expressions for inviting someone to dance, go out to eat, come over for dinner, or visit on a weekend. Responses that accept invitations include saying "with pleasure", "I'd love to", and "Yes, it would be nice." Refusals include saying "I'm sorry I can't" and "Thanks but I'm afraid I can't." It also provides a sample dialogue where one character invites another on a trip to Bali and the invitation is accepted.

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    UNIT 1

    MAKING AN INVITATION AND


    GIVING THE RESPONSE
    Words and expressions used in giving an
    invitation.

    - Would you like a dance with me?


    - Do you want eating out with me?
    - Would you come to my place for dinner
    tonight, please?
    - Would you mind coming over on Saturday
    night?
    2.        Words and expressions used in
    responding and invitation.
    a. Accepting an invitation (menerima
    ajakan)

    - with pleasure
    -I’d love to very much
    -Thanks for your invitation
    -Yes, it would be nice
    -Yes, it would be very kind of you
    b. Refusing an invitation
    (menolak ajakan)

    -I’m sorry I can’t.


    - Thanks but I’m affraid I can’t.
    -Oh, I’d love to but I have to work.
    Example Dialogue:

    Arif  : Hi, Tika. Hmmm, are you doing anything for next
    week?
    Tika  : Nothing. Why?
    Arif  : Next week we will have summer vacation to Bali.
    Would you mind to come along with me?
    Tika  : Really? I’d love it so much.
    Arif  : Well, I will pick you at 7 a.m next week at school.
    Tika  : OK. Thanks Arif.
    Arif  : You’re welcome. Bye Tika and see you next week.
    Tika  : See you, too. Bye-bye.
    Source:
    http://sitizahra19.blogspot.com/2013/03/expressing-and-responding-to-invitation.html

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