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    The document provides useful expressions for making invitations, accepting invitations, and declining invitations. For making invitations, it gives sample phrases like "Would you like to go out for dinner?" and "Why don't you come to my birthday on Sunday?". Common responses for accepting include "Yes, I would love to" and "That sounds great!". Ways to decline politely include "I would love to, but I have to work" and "Unfortunately, I have something else to do."

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    The document provides useful expressions for making invitations, accepting invitations, and declining invitations. For making invitations, it gives sample phrases like "Would you like to go out for dinner?" and "Why don't you come to my birthday on Sunday?". Common responses for accepting include "Yes, I would love to" and "That sounds great!". Ways to decline politely include "I would love to, but I have to work" and "Unfortunately, I have something else to do."

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    Useful Expressions About Invitations

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    Carmen V. Figuera
    The document provides useful expressions for making invitations, accepting invitations, and declining invitations. For making invitations, it gives sample phrases like "Would you like to go out for dinner?" and "Why don't you come to my birthday on Sunday?". Common responses for accepting include "Yes, I would love to" and "That sounds great!". Ways to decline politely include "I would love to, but I have to work" and "Unfortunately, I have something else to do."

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    Useful expressions about invitations

    A. Making an invitation
    • Would you like to go out for dinner?
    • I would like to invite you to have dinner with us tonight.
    • Do you want to go for a walk?
    • How about going out for dinner this Saturday?
    • Why don’t you come to my birthday on Sunday?
    • Let’s go to your place.
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    B. Saying yes to an invitation


    • Yes, I would love to.
    • I would like that very much.
    • I’d be delighted.
    • That sounds great!
    • That sounds like a wonderful idea!
    • Sure!
    • Okay!
    • Yeah!
    • Why not?
    • Let’s go!
    • Sounds good to me!
    C. Saying no to an invitation
    • I would love to, but I have to work
    • I would like that very much, but I have to work
    • I’d be delighted to, but it´s imposible tonight
    • I wish I could, but I have a meeting at that time
    • I’m sorry, I can’t.
    • Unfortunately, I have something else to do
    • Maybe some other time.
    • I’m afraid I won’t be able to.

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