CENTRO ESCOLAR ANITA ALVARADO

Week # 25 (Unit 5) (Semana del 15 al 19 de agosto 2022)

Estudiante: _______________________________________________________ Grado: OCTAVO
Docente responsable: Brendaly Flores Asignatura: INGLÉS
Content: Expressions of accepting and refusing invitations
Ind. Logros: 5.6 Makes invitations to different events with grammatical accuracy.
5.7 Politely accepts or declines invitations from partners.

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INSTRUCTIONS: Lea las indicaciones que encontrará en este documento y resuelva las actividades
relacionadas al contenido actual las cuales entregará a más tardar el miércoles 24 de agosto de 2022.
La entrega de sus tareas será: Por Classroom o en su cuaderno en físico, revisión en la escuela.
1. Antes de comenzar con el desarrollo de la guía, exploremos tus conocimientos previos
sobre el vocabulario relacionado con diferentes tipos de invitaciones sociales y actividades
a las que te gusta asistir los fines de semana.

2. Baptisms?

2. Es grato recibir invitaciones a eventos importantes en la vida de nuestras familias o las de

nuestros amigos y amigas. ¿Pero cómo invitamos, aceptamos o rechazamos cortésmente en
inglés? En el siguiente cuadro encontrarás tres columnas: Invitation, Acepting and Refusing y
expresiones correctas para hacerlo. Léelas cuidadosamente y trata de comprenderlas, si no lo
logras, puedes consultar un diccionario en línea.
 Invitations

Accepting and refusing invitations

Invitation Accepting Refusing

Will you join me for coffee? I’d love to. Thanks. Sorry. I’m fraid I don’t have time.

I’m going out for a bite to eat. I’d be happy to. Thanks. Sorry. I’m meeting a friend for

Would you like to join me? lunch.

Could we have lunch together one With pleasure. I’d love to but I’m very busy at the

day? moment.

Would you like to come to the Sure, I’d love to. Sorry, I can’t. I’ve got other plans.

cinema with me tonight?

We’re all going to watch the Sure! Good idea! Nice of you to ask me but I’ve got

parade later on. Care to join us? an appointment.

We’re having a party next I’d love to. Thanks. What a pity. I’m away next

weekend. Would you like to come? weekend.

How about coming to the Sure! That should be fun! Sounds great but I’m afraid I’m not

barbecue at the tennis club? free.

I’ve got two tickets for a concert on Friday. Super! I’d love to. I’m tied up on Friday. Sorry.

Would you like to

come?

How about a game of tennis at the Yes, I’d like that. Sorry. Maybe some other time.

weekend?

Would you like to play a round of That would be great. Is Saturday I’d like to but I’m not free this

golf this weekend? ok? weekend.

3. Read the following invitation between Helen and Mike. Then, do the exercises on the next slide:

- Helen:Hi, Mike!
- Mike: Hello, Helen! Do you have any plans for Saturday.
- Helen: Not really. My mother’s family always comes to visit us and my father prepares a barbecue for
them.
- Mike: Would you like to go to the school’s picnic with me?
- Helen: I have to ask my parents. Why don’t you call me later?
- Mike: Sure! Give me your phone number, please.
- Helen: It’s 864-20-16. Are you going to be connected this evening?
- Mike: Yes! What about you?
- Helen: Sure! See you around! And don’t forget to call me.
- Mike: Of course not. Bye!
4.Instrucciones: en la siguiente imagen tienes dos ejercicios. En la columna de la
izquierda contesta las preguntas de seguimiento y, en el ejercicio de la columna derecha,
decide si cada enunciado es verdadero (True) o Falso (False).

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5. Instructions: Read and finish the conversation using th e words below:

I am really tomorrow night I’d love to about How

have to Do have dinner can’t

Michael: Hello?
Jennifer: Hi, Michael. How are you?
Michael: Not bad. you want to with me ?
Jennifer: Tomorrow night? sorry. But I .I stay home andstudy.
Michael: Oh, that’s too bad. Friday night?
Jennifer: Uh…sure. . What time do you want to meet?

6. Completa la siguiente tabla de acuerdo a tus avances.

Necesito Aún no lo
Criterio Lo hago
trabajar más hago

Utilizo adecuadamente las expresiones presentadas en esta guía para

aceptar o rechazar invitaciones de forma oral y escrita.

Escribo un diálogo en el cual ponga en práctica la forma de invitar a

un amigo/a, compañero/a, a alguna actividad o evento.