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If we want to invite someone to come to our event, then there are several ways we can tell that
person.
Inviting (Mengundang)
There are several choices of sentences that are usually used to invite someone
(+) I’d like to invite you to my birthday next Sunday at my home?
(+) Would you like to have dinner with us on Saturday?
The sentence above is a formal sentence, meaning it is addressed to people who are not familiar
or we do not know that person.
Some of the sentences above are informal sentences, which are usually used for someone we
have known for a long time and are familiar.
Conversation : Cara Mengundang Orang Ke Acara/Special Events
Accepting Invitations (Menerima Undangan) Refusing Invitations (Menolak Undangan)
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If we can attend the invitation, then we can accept it We can also refuse an invitation from someone,
by saying: and don't let our words in refusing hurt the person
who invited us
(+) Thanks for your invitation. I’d love to (+) Sounds good. But I can’t
(+) Sounds great (+) No, but Thanks for inviting me
(+) I’d like to (+) Sorry, but I’m afraid I can
(+) I’d love to, but I can’t. I have an exam (+) Thank you, but I’ll have to check my
tomorrow calendar. Do you mind if I tell you on Monday?
(+) Thanks for asking, but I’m afraid I’m busy (+) I’m not sure what my plans are. Could I get
back to you tomorrow?
Present Continuous (for future arrangement)
INTERROGATIVE