These exercises are based on the course ‘Inviting someone in English’. Practice the key invitation phrases you have just learned to build your confidence at A1 level.
→ See the course : Inviting someone in English : complete courseExercise 1 : Choose the right invitation
Read each situation and choose the most appropriate invitation phrase.
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- Do you want to come to my birthday party?
- You must come to my birthday party.
- I am at my birthday party.
- My birthday party is nice.
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- You are eating with us.
- Would you like to join us for lunch?
- We are having lunch now.
- Lunch is ready for me.
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- I am watching a film tonight.
- The film starts at eight.
- Do you want to come over and watch a film tonight?
- Films are fun to watch.
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- The library is very quiet.
- I study every day.
- Would you like to join me at the library to study?
- You are a good student.
Correction
- Do you want to come to my birthday party?
- Would you like to join us for lunch?
- Do you want to come over and watch a film tonight?
- Would you like to join me at the library to study?
Exercise 2 : Complete the invitation dialogue
Fill in the blank with the correct invitation phrase to complete each short dialogue.
- A: We are going to the park on Saturday. ___ ?
B: Yes, I would love to! - A: I am having a small dinner at home on Friday. ___ ?
B: That sounds great, thank you! - A: Some friends and I are playing football tomorrow. ___ ?
B: Sure, what time does it start? - A: We are going to the café after class. ___ ?
B: Yes, I will come with you!
Correction
- A: We are going to the park on Saturday. Do you want to come? B: Yes, I would love to!
- A: I am having a small dinner at home on Friday. Would you like to join us? B: That sounds great, thank you!
- A: Some friends and I are playing football tomorrow. Do you want to come? B: Sure, what time does it start?
- A: We are going to the café after class. Would you like to join us? B: Yes, I will come with you!
Exercise 3 : Reformulate the invitation
Rewrite each sentence using the invitation structure given in brackets, keeping the same meaning.
- I want you to come to my house on Sunday. [Start with: Would you like…]
- I am inviting you to join us at the cinema tonight. [Start with: Do you want…]
- Do you want to come to the party with us? [Start with: Would you like…]
- Would you like to come for a walk in the park? [Start with: Do you want…]
Correction
- Would you like to come to my house on Sunday?
- Do you want to join us at the cinema tonight?
- Would you like to come to the party with us?
- Do you want to come for a walk in the park?
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