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    The document contains a list of invitation questions and possible responses to accept or decline the invitations. Some example invitation questions include going to the movies, having lunch on Wednesday, or attending a barbecue on Saturday. For each invitation, there are sample positive responses like "I'd love to" or "That sounds great!" and negative responses like "I'm busy then" or "Sorry, I have to go to work." The document is meant as a practice for responding to invitations in both the affirmative and negative forms for beginner English speakers.

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    Invite Accept Refuse

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    David Stott
    The document contains a list of invitation questions and possible responses to accept or decline the invitations. Some example invitation questions include going to the movies, having lunch on Wednesday, or attending a barbecue on Saturday. For each invitation, there are sample positive responses like "I'd love to" or "That sounds great!" and negative responses like "I'm busy then" or "Sorry, I have to go to work." The document is meant as a practice for responding to invitations in both the affirmative and negative forms for beginner English speakers.

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    Invitations

     Can you come to the movies tonight?

     Could you come for lunch on Wednesday?

     Would you like to come to a barbecue next on


    Saturday?

     Would you like to come for a walk with me?


     Could you study English with me on Thursday?

     Would you like to help me do my laundry and


    wash my car this afternoon?

     Can you come for dinner at a restaurant on


    tomorrow evening?

     Can you ____________

    Yes  No 
    I would love to come I would love to come but I can’t.
    I’d love to. What time?
    Thank you! That sounds great! Thanks but I have to say “No!”
    Great! Thanks.
    I’m free. That sounds good!
    Sure, that would be fine. Sorry, I’m busy then.
    Sure, that’s good. Sorry, but I have to go to work.
    Great! Thank you? May I bring Sorry, I have to …………
    something?

    Beginner Speaking Practise – (first in the affirmative, then the negative) Teacher may use
    different colour copies as appropriate.

    iSLCollective.com

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