Inviting and Declining Invitations Quiz

What is the main topic of this class?

• Pronunciation practice

• Grammar rules

• Inviting and declining invitations

• Learning new vocabulary

How can you formally invite someone to dinner at your place?

• I would like to invite you to dinner next Saturday at my place.

• Let's have dinner together.

• Come over for dinner.

• Would you like to join me for a meal?

What is a polite way to accept an invitation?

• Maybe next time.

• Thanks for your invitation, I would be happy to.

• I don't think so.

• No, thank you.

How can you politely refuse an invitation if you have other plans?

• I can't come.

• I am terribly sorry, I have other plans for that night.

• I don't want to.

• Maybe later.

What should you say if you need to check your schedule before accepting an invitation?

• I don't know.

• I have to check my schedule, can I tell you on Tuesday?

• I'll think about it.

• I can't decide now.

How can you invite someone to a game?

• You should come to the game.

• Let's go to the game.

• I was wondering if you would like to come to the game with us tomorrow.

• Do you want to go to the game?

What is a polite way to accept an invitation to a game?

• Maybe next time.

• No, thank you.

• I don't think so.

• Thank you, I'd love to.

How can you politely refuse an invitation if you have an appointment?

• Maybe later.

• I can't come.

• I am busy.

• I really like to, but I have an appointment tomorrow.

What should you say if you might be busy on Thursday?

• I might be busy on Thursday, I'll let you know later.

• I can't come.

• I don't know.

• Maybe next time.

How can you invite someone to dinner tonight?

• Do you want to have dinner tonight?

• How about dinner tonight?

• Let's have dinner tonight.

• You should come for dinner tonight.