Do you know how to invite someone in English? In this crossword, you will practise key words and phrases used to make plans and ask people to join you. Find the answers to complete the grid and discover the most common expressions for inviting someone!
Grid
Fill in the grid: pick a square, read the clue and type your answer.
Clues
Across
- 2. Complete or not hungry
- 4. To choose or select
- 7. Free to do something at a certain time
- 10. To propose an idea or plan
- 12. Very pleased or happy about something
- 15. To ask someone to come somewhere
- 18. The main evening meal
- 20. To respond to a message
- 21. After that
- 22. With each other in one place
Down
- 1. To carry something when coming
- 3. To like very much
- 4. A location or venue
- 5. To mark a special occasion with festivities
- 6. A person invited to attend
- 8. A written or spoken request to attend an event
- 9. A formal party to welcome guests
- 11. A place where an event happens
- 13. A meeting or assembly of people
- 14. To politely refuse an invitation
- 16. A large number of
- 17. Place to sit
- 18. Finished cooking
- 19. Coming after this one
Answers
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Across
- 2. Complete or not hungry → full
- 4. To choose or select → pick
- 7. Free to do something at a certain time → available
- 10. To propose an idea or plan → suggest
- 12. Very pleased or happy about something → delighted
- 15. To ask someone to come somewhere → invite
- 18. The main evening meal → dinner
- 20. To respond to a message → reply
- 21. After that → then
- 22. With each other in one place → together
Down
- 1. To carry something when coming → bring
- 3. To like very much → love
- 4. A location or venue → place
- 5. To mark a special occasion with festivities → celebrate
- 6. A person invited to attend → guest
- 8. A written or spoken request to attend an event → invitation
- 9. A formal party to welcome guests → reception
- 11. A place where an event happens → venue
- 13. A meeting or assembly of people → gathering
- 14. To politely refuse an invitation → decline
- 16. A large number of → many
- 17. Place to sit → seat
- 18. Finished cooking → done
- 19. Coming after this one → next
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