Invitations

How to make invitations

Before we learn how to make invitations, we need to learn new rules.

​Would

​Would is a word we use to express offers and requests.

​Would

​Would is a word we use to express offers and requests. We also use "would" to speak formally

​Would + you + like to + go to the cinema?

​Would + subject + action + request

​Would

It's very easy to make invitations. We just need to learn this formula:

​Would + you + like to + go to the cinema?

Would + you + like to + dance with me?

​Would + you + like to + be my friend?

​Let's read the next sentences:

— ​Would you like to go fishing with me?

— Yes, I would!

— ​Would you like to watch Netflix with me?

— No, I wouldn't. I don't like Netflix.

— ​Would you like to go ice skating tomorrow?

— Yes, I would; but I have school tomorrow.

You ____ like a soda.

How to use "would".

For affirmative sentences, we write "would" before verbs.

____ you like to go to the park?

​Write invitations based on the next images.

For answers, we can also contract "I would"

—​Would you like to travel to Paris with me?

— Yes, but I'd like to go to Spain first.

—​ I'd like to drink a soda today.

Open Ended

When the pandemic is over, what invitation will you make to your friends or family?