Guess which statements that are true and false.

• I like the red color• I like playing game

online• I am so quiet person• My hobby is singing

• My favorite books are the series of Harry Potter

• I like English when I was in Senior High School

• Westlife is my favorite boy band

• I need to wear glasses

• What have you learned on the previous meeting?

• What are the expressions to invite someone in the written invitation?

Let’s review

Lesson Objectives

• Be active in the learning process, individually and in a group

• Comprehend the spoken invitation (social function, structure and linguistic features)

• Differentiate the usage of inviting, accepting and refusing the invitation orally

• Express the way of inviting someone’s to the event• Be able to respond someone’s invitation (accepting

or refusing)

Expression of Oral Invitation

• Expression of inviting someone to the event (Formal)– Would you like to come over for …?– Would you care to join us for …?– I was just wondering if you would like to come over

for ...– Please come over for …– We'd be delighted to have you over for …– Etc.

Expression of Oral Invitation (cont.)

• Expression of inviting someone to the event (Informal)–Wanna come over for …? (Wanna = want to)–Wanna pop over for …?– How about coming over for …?– Care to come over for …?– Etc.

• Expression of accepting someone’s invitation to the event (Formal)– Thank you! I'd love to. Would you like me to

bring anything?

– Thank you very much! I'd be delighted to. What time should I be there?

– Oh, certainly! Thank you. Do I need to bring anything?

– Etc.

Expression of Oral Invitation (cont.)

• Expression of accepting someone’s invitation to the event (Informal)– Sure. When should I be there?– Yes! Want me to bring something?– I'd love to. I'll bring …– Sure. What time?–Why not? When do you want me to be there?– Etc.

Expression of Oral Invitation (cont.)

Expression of Oral Invitation (cont.)

• Expression of refusing someone’s invitation to the event (Formal)– I'd love to, but I'm afraid I'm busy tonight.– I'd love to, but I already have plans tonight.– Etc.

• Expression of refusing someone’s invitation to the event (Informal)– I can't. I have to work.– Tonight's no good. I have an appointment.– I'm busy tonight. Can I take a raincheck on

that?

Expression of Oral Invitation (cont.)

Video

Let’s do A pair work

Cases

1. Dinner

2. Meeting

3. Watching movie

4. Concert

Let’s do a reflection

3… 2.. 1.•3 things that you like from this lesson•2 questions that you have related to the topic of this lesson•1 word that describes this lesson