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A2–B1Teens, Adults· 20–30 minutes

Inviting Someone and Accepting Invitations - Functional Language

Practise inviting someone and accepting invitations at A2–B1 level with useful phrase patterns and short situation-based responses. A separate page of suggested answers supports checking and discussion of other appropriate responses.

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What’s in the worksheet?

  • Useful phrase patterns
  • Situation-based response practice
  • Space for written responses
  • Suggested answers on page 2

Invite someone and respond clearly with acceptance or a polite decline.

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Before the lesson

Give learners page 1; use the suggested answers on page 2 after they have written and compared their own responses.

  1. Sort invitation patterns from accepting and declining responses; check How about plus -ing.
  2. Write the lunch, study, birthday, cinema and response sentences.
  3. Pair an invitation with a reply and ask for the time or place before confirming a plan.

Support and extension

Offer activity and time choices. Extend with a genuine alternative after declining. Learners may use fictional commitments; Maybe another time should not be treated as a firm promise.

Suggested approach. Adjust the pace and number of questions to suit your class.

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