Arranging to meet II - review and practice

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Mike: Are you doing anything on Friday night?

Blair: No, I don’t think so.Why?

Mike: Do you fancy coming around for dinner?

Blair: That sounds great. Oh, hang on, did you say
Friday?

Mike: Yes, is there a problem?

Blair: I am sorry but I can’t make Friday. I’m meeting a

friend from university.

Mike:No problem. How about Saturday instead?

Mike: Are you doing anything on Friday night?

Blair: No, I don’t think so.Why?

Mike: Do you fancy coming around for dinner?

Blair: That sounds great. Oh, hang on, did you say
Friday?

Mike: Yes, is there a problem?

Blair: I am sorry but I can’t make Friday. I’m meeting a

friend from university.

Mike:No problem. How about Saturday instead?

A:Invite a colleague to lunch tomorrow.
B: Accept and suggest time and place.
A colleague from abroad is coming to visit your office.
You have not met before.

A: Invite him/her on a tour of your town.

B: Reject and suggest another time.
A new colleague has joined your team.
A: Invite him/ her to the cinema this weekend.
B: Accept and suggest when you are free.
You are staying with a friend’s family in the US.
A: Invite him and his family for dinner to say thank you
for your stay.
B: Reject and suggest your friend to cook a meal in
your house.
It’s your birthday next week.

A: Invite your friend to your birthday house party.

B: Accept and offer to bring a cake.

A: Invite your new
girlfriend/boyfriend to go to a
museum or gallery on Saturday.

B: Accept and ask if you can bring

your mother with you.
 Can you correct these sentences? Discuss your ideas with others.
Then write the correct sentences on the lines below.

• Would you like to visit canteen? ______________________________

• Would you like to go with me today evening? _________________________

• We can make it tomorrow..._____________________________________

• I will have birthday..._____________________________________

• What started the dinner? ____________________________________