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Inviting Someone Over

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How would you express an invitation to your house in English?

a)

You are invited to my house.

b)

You are welcome to my house.

c)

You are invited to the park.

d)

You are not allowed to my house.

2.

What is a common way to offer food or drink to your guest in English?

a)

Can I offer you some food or beverage?

b)

Do you want to eat or drink something?

c)

Would you like to have a snack or a drink?

d)

Would you like something to eat or drink?

3.

How can you show the location of your house to someone in English?

a)

Draw a map of your house

b)

Send a picture of your house

c)

Describe the color of your house

d)

Provide the address or coordinates of your house.

4.

What is a polite way to make plans for the meeting in English?

a)

Can we meet whenever you're free?

b)

Would you be available to meet on [date] at [time]?

c)

I need to meet with you, pick a time.

d)

Let's meet whenever works for you.

5.

If you want to invite someone to your house, what phrase could you use in English?

a)

Would you like to come over to my house?

b)

Do you want to visit my place?

c)

Can you come to my home?

d)

Would you like to go to my house?

6.

When offering food or drink to your guest, what could you say in English?

a)

Do you want to eat or drink?

b)

Can I get you some food or beverage?

c)

Would you like something to eat or drink? / Can I offer you some food or drink?

d)

Would you like to have something to eat or drink?

7.

How would you describe the location of your house to someone in English?

a)

Use colors to describe the location of your house.

b)

Provide a list of your favorite foods to describe the location of your house.

c)

Provide directions or landmarks to describe the location of your house.

d)

Sing a song to describe the location of your house.

8.

What is a good way to suggest plans for the meeting in English?

a)

Propose irrelevant agenda items

b)

Use polite language, provide clear objectives, propose specific agenda items, and offer alternative options for discussion.

c)

Use informal language and vague objectives

d)

Provide only one option for discussion

9.

In English, how would you extend an invitation to your home?

a)

Would you like to come over to my place? / I would love to have you over at my house.

b)

Would you be interested in checking out my home?

c)

Come to my house if you're free.

d)

Do you want to visit my place?

10.

When offering food or drink, what phrase could you use in English?

a)

Would you like some?

b)

Would you care for some?

c)

Do you want some?

d)

Can I offer you some?

11.

What is a common way to indicate the location of your house in English?

a)

Sending a carrier pigeon

b)

Drawing a map on the ground

c)

Using smoke signals

d)

Using the address

12.

How can you propose plans for the meeting in English?

a)

Skip creating an agenda

b)

Follow these steps: 1. Determine the objective of the meeting. 2. Create an agenda. 3. Decide on date, time, and location. 4. Send invitations. 5. Prepare materials. 6. Conduct the meeting. 7. Summarize key points.

c)

Conduct the meeting without any preparation

d)

Send invitations after the meeting is over

13.

What would be an appropriate way to invite someone to your house in English?

a)

Would you like to come over to my house?

b)

Can you come to my home?

c)

Would you like to hang out at my residence?

d)

Do you want to visit my place?

14.

When offering food or drink, what is a polite phrase to use in English?

a)

Do you want some?

b)

Would you like some?

c)

Can I get you something?

d)

Want some food or drink?

15.

How might you describe the location of your house to someone in English?

a)

Describe the color of the house

b)

Provide the number of windows in the house

c)

Give the latitude and longitude coordinates

d)

Provide the street address, neighborhood, city, and landmarks nearby.

16.

What is a polite way to make suggestions for the meeting in English?

a)

Use phrases like 'I suggest...', 'Perhaps we could...', or 'How about...'

b)

Be direct and forceful in your suggestions

c)

Use phrases like 'I demand...', 'We must...', or 'You have to...'

d)

Say 'You should...'