Lesson Transcript

by English

A Party Invitation

Dialogue

A. Hey guys, I am having a birthday party this weekend. I’d like to invite you two.

B. Well, which day? What time does it start?

A. It’s on Saturday. It starts at 7:00.

B. That sounds great! I’d love to come!

A. Excellent! And what about you Sam?

B. I’d love to come but I have plans.

A. Oh, that’s too bad.

B. I’m sorry. I hope you have a good time! And Happy Birthday!

Key Vocabulary
birthday bərθde the day of a person’s
birth, the day one was
born
weekend ˈwiːkˌend the end of a week,
especially the time
between Friday evening

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and Monday morning

invite ɪnˈvaɪt to kindly request the
presence or participation,
especially to request to
come or go to some place
or to do something
party pɑrti a social gathering of
people who were invited
somewhere for
conversation, drinks, food,
entertainment, etc.
Saturday ˈsætərdeɪ The seventh day of the
week, after Friday
excellent ˈekslənt really great, awesome,
extraordinary
plans planz specific arrangements or
purpose
sounds ˈsæʊnd to give the appearance of,
to seem
Supplementary Vocabulary
Friday frajdi the sixth day of the week,
following Thursday
Sunday ˈsəndeɪ the first day of the week,
following Saturday
celebrate ˈseləˌbreɪt to have a party for, to
observe a day or
remember an event with
ceremonies or festivities
cake keɪk a sweet, baked dessert
often eaten at parties and
celebrations
present ˈprezənt something given to
someone on a special
occasion, or to make a
gesture of assistance; a
gift

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by English

accept ɪkˈsept to take or receive

something offered; to
approve
decline dɪ'klaɪn to express inability or
reluctance to accept, to
kindly refuse

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