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An Invitation: Making, Accepting and Refusing Invitations

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In this activity, students will practice how to make, accept, and refuse invitations in English by ordering words to form correct sentences.
The exercise is based on the British Council resource “An invitation” (A2 level).
Through these short sentences, learners will improve their writing, vocabulary, and understanding of polite expressions used in everyday situations such as parties, meetings, or study plans.

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An Invitation: Making, Accepting and Refusing InvitationsOnline version

In this activity, students will practice how to make, accept, and refuse invitations in English by ordering words to form correct sentences. The exercise is based on the British Council resource “An invitation” (A2 level). Through these short sentences, learners will improve their writing, vocabulary, and understanding of polite expressions used in everyday situations such as parties, meetings, or study plans.

by Deisy Edith Rodriguez Tovar
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How do you invite someone to your birthday party?

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How can you accept an invitation politely?

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’d love to come to your party

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What do you say when you invite someone to a movie?

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How do you respond positively to an invitation?

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What can you say to decline politely?

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How do you ask about the time of the party?

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What can you say to confirm attendance?

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How do you invite a friend to study together?

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How do you ask about the place of the invitation?

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