Page 28 - English 9 | Skills Based Activity Book

FUNCTIONS
• Talking about likes/dislikes, hobbies and free time activities
• Expressing opinions English 9
• Making preferences
• Asking about and telling the time and the date Theme 3
• Inviting and refusing/accepting an invitation
Movies
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3. Study the dialogs in pairs and find out the expressions of inviting, accepting and refusing.
Then, place them in the list.

Tommy Do you fancy going to Susan's birthday party tonight? Tommy I feel like eating pizza. I
Andrew Sure. I’d like to. wonder if you can join
Tommy OK, great. me.
Andrew What time is the party? Andrew I'd better not.
Tommy At 8 o'clock. I can pick you up at 7.30. Tommy Come on!
Andrew That's fine with me. What about the present? Andrew You know I'm on a diet.
Tommy No worries. I’ll take care of it. But thanks for inviting me.
Andrew Okay, then. Bye for now. Tommy Okay.

Andrew Judy, do you have a plan for tonight?
Judy Not really. Why?
Andrew I want to go to a movie. I wonder if you want to come with me.
Judy What genre is it?
Andrew It's a thriller.
Judy No, thanks. I’m not in the mood for a thriller.
Andrew How about going to the new mall together?
Judy Sounds good.
Andrew Great. What time shall we meet?
Judy I'll pick you up at 7.
Andrew Okay. See you then.

Expressions of Inviting Expressions of Accepting Expressions of Refusing

4. Follow the instructions to create a dialog. Try to use expressions from the list in Part 3.

Ask about your partner’s plans for tomorrow.

Ask why.
Invite him/her for an event/activity.

Ask about the time.

Tell the time.
Refuse. Give reason.

Invite for another activity at a suitable time.
Accept.

Thank him/her.

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