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    The document provides language for making arrangements to meet, including inviting and accepting or declining invitations. It gives phrases for checking availability, making invitations, accepting, countering with different times or places, and refusing politely. It then provides examples of using this language to invite a colleague to lunch, show a visiting colleague around town, invite a new coworker to the cinema, invite a host family to dinner, invite a friend to a birthday party, and invite a girlfriend to a museum.

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    Part I PPT to use in your lesson dedicated to making arrangements / Pre-Int

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    The document provides language for making arrangements to meet, including inviting and accepting or declining invitations. It gives phrases for checking availability, making invitations, accepting, countering with different times or places, and refusing politely. It then provides examples of using this language to invite a colleague to lunch, show a visiting colleague around town, invite a new coworker to the cinema, invite a host family to dinner, invite a friend to a birthday party, and invite a girlfriend to a museum.

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    Arranging To Meet

    Uploaded by

    Karolina Synkova
    The document provides language for making arrangements to meet, including inviting and accepting or declining invitations. It gives phrases for checking availability, making invitations, accepting, countering with different times or places, and refusing politely. It then provides examples of using this language to invite a colleague to lunch, show a visiting colleague around town, invite a new coworker to the cinema, invite a host family to dinner, invite a friend to a birthday party, and invite a girlfriend to a museum.

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    Arranging to meet

    Pre-Int
    Listening 1
    Listening 2
    matching+ws
    Language for inviting and making
    arrangements
     Checking if someone is free  Refusing invitations
    Are you free on Saturday afternoon? I’m afraid I can’t make it (because..)

    Are you doing anything tonight? I am really sorrt, but I can’t (because..)

     Making invitation  Suggesting time & place

    Would you like to ...? Shall we meet at ..(place/time)?

    Do you fancy + -ing ...? We could try ..(place/time).

     Accepting invitations  Suggesting different time/place

    Sounds great! That’d be awesome! How about + -ing instead?

    I would love to! Could we meet ... instead?


    Invite a colleague to lunch tomorrow.
    A colleague from abroad is coming
    to visit your office.
    You have not met before.
    Invite him on a tour of your town.
    You have a new colleague.
    Invite her to the cinema this weekend.
    You are staying with a friend’s family
    in the US. Invite them for dinner to
    say thank you for your stay.
    It’s your birthday next week.
    Invite your friend to your birthday
    house party.
    Invite your new girlfriend to go to
    a museum or gallery on Saturday.

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