Understanding Invitations

What is an invitation?

• A message asking someone to come

• A shopping list

• A birthday card

• A homework sheet

What does 'Who' mean in an invitation?

• The person invited

• The time of the event

• The food served

• The place of the event

Which phrase shows that you are going to the event?

• "I can't come."

• "I'll be there!"

• "I'm busy."

• "Sorry, I have plans."

How do you politely say 'no' to an invitation?

• "Yes, I'll come."

• "I can't come, sorry."

• "I'll see you there."

• "That sounds fun!"

What is the polite way to say you will attend an event?

• "That sounds fun, I'll come!"

• "No, thanks."

• "I'm too busy."

• "I don't want to go."

Which sentence is an invitation?

• "Would you like to join our basketball team?"

• "I'm going to the store."

• "I don't have time."

• "Can you help me with my homework?"

How do you say you can't attend an event nicely?

• "I'll be there!"

• "Thanks, but I'm busy."

• "I don't want to come."

• "I'll think about it."

How do you write the number 22 in an invitation?

• 22nd

• Twoth

• Twenty-two

• Twenty-second

What do you say if you already have plans on the same day?

• "Sure, count me in!"

• "I'd love to, but I have other plans."

• "I can't wait to come!"

• "I'll be there!"

What part of the invitation tells you where the event will happen?

• Who

• Why

• Where

• When