1.Let’s learn how to … 2.Let’s practice some useful expressions… 3.Let’s put everything together… Accept invitations
A: Would you like to have dinner with me on Friday?
B: That’s very kind of you, thanks.
B: Great idea! Thanks.
B: That sounds lovely.
B: That sounds great, thanks.
B: I would love to, thanks.
Listen Refuse invitations
A: Would you like to have lunch on Friday?
B: Thanks for asking, but I’m afraid I’m busy.
B: Sorry. I’m afraid I have to work until late.
B: Sorry but I’m very busy that day.
B: I would like to, but I have to attend a meeting that day.
B: Thank you, but I can’t. I already have an appointment that day.
Listen 1.Let’s learn how to … 2.Let’s practice some useful expressions… 3.Let’s put everything together… I’d love to.
Sounds like fun!
Sounds great!
I’m terribly / awfully sorry.
I’m afraid I’m …
How about going to the movies today?
Listen 1.Let’s learn how to … 2.Let’s practice some useful expressions… 3.Let’s put everything together… Conversation
A: Hello Mary! Long time no see.
B: Hi Peter! How are you doing?
A: Well, I’m working very hard so I’m a little bit tired.
B: Yes and you look stressed. You need a break! Why don’t you go to the movies?
A: Good idea. Would you like to go with me?
B: Sounds like fun! Which movie would you like to watch?
A: The Iron Lady.
B: And what about having dinner after the movie?
A: Sorry, I’m afraid I only have time for a movie. I have to work early tomorrow.
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