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Read each phrase and its short dialogue, then do the exercises.",[23,62,96,135],{"id":24,"heading":25,"words":26},"inviting","Inviting a person",[27,32,37,42,47,52,57],{"id":28,"word":29,"gloss":30,"example":31},"are-you-free","Are you free on Saturday?","Ask it to see if a person has time on a day.","“**Are you free on Saturday?**” “Yes, I am.”",{"id":33,"word":34,"gloss":35,"example":36},"would-you-like","Would you like to come to my party?","Ask it for a polite invitation.","“**Would you like to come to my party?**” “Yes, I'd love to!”",{"id":38,"word":39,"gloss":40,"example":41},"do-you-want","Do you want to go to the cinema?","Ask it to invite a friend in an easy way.","“**Do you want to go to the cinema?**” “Sure!”",{"id":43,"word":44,"gloss":45,"example":46},"why-dont-we","Why don't we have lunch together?","Say it to suggest an idea for you and another person.","“**Why don't we have lunch together?**” “Good idea.”",{"id":48,"word":49,"gloss":50,"example":51},"lets-go","Let's go to the park.","Say it to suggest an idea for you and other people.","“It's sunny. **Let's go to the park.**” “Okay!”",{"id":53,"word":54,"gloss":55,"example":56},"how-about","How about a coffee after class?","Say it to suggest a thing to do or to eat.","“**How about a coffee after class?**” “Great.”",{"id":58,"word":59,"gloss":60,"example":61},"having-a-party","I'm having a party on Friday. 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I'm afraid I can't come is a no, and nice to meet you is for a first meeting.",{"id":241,"prompt":242,"options":243,"answer":214,"explanation":247},"mc6","“___ on Saturday?” “Yes, I am.”",[244,245,246],"Are you free","Do you free","Are you freedom","The phrase is are you free on…? Free is an adjective, so we use are with it.",{"id":249,"prompt":250,"options":251,"answer":214,"explanation":253},"mc7","You want to say sorry in a formal way: you can't come. What do you say?",[112,252,83],"Why don't we come?","I'm afraid I can't come is polite and formal. 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Would you like to…? is a little more polite, and Do you want to…? is easier and common with friends. The meaning is the same.",{"question":303,"answer":304},"How can I say no in a polite way?","Do not say only No. Say Sorry, I can't, or I'd love to, but I'm busy. A reason helps: Thanks for asking, but I'm working. You can also add Maybe another time.",{"question":306,"answer":307},"What does Let's mean?","Let's is short for let us. We use it with a base verb to suggest an idea for you and other people: Let's go. Let's eat. The answer can be Great idea! or Sorry, I can't.",{"question":309,"answer":310},"What is the difference between Why don't we and How about?","Both give an idea. After Why don't we, use a verb: Why don't we go out? After How about, use a noun or a verb with -ing: How about a pizza? How about going out?",{"heading":312,"paragraphs":313},"How to invite, accept and refuse in English",[314,315,316,317],"To make a plan with a friend, first ask if the person has time: Are you free on Saturday? Then give the invitation. Would you like to come to my party? is polite. Do you want to go to the cinema? is easy and friendly. You can also give an idea with Let's, Why don't we or How about.","When the answer is yes, say Yes, I'd love to, Great idea! or That sounds good. When the answer is no, be polite and give a reason. Sorry, I can't is short. I'd love to, but I'm busy is friendly. I'm afraid I can't come is formal. Maybe another time keeps the door open, and I'll let you know says you need time to decide.","After yes, decide the details. Ask What time do we meet? and Where do we meet? and say Let's meet at six. You can also plan for the weather: If it's sunny, we can go to the beach. If it rains, let's stay at home. 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Free exercises with instant feedback and explanations.",{"es":854},"ejercicios-wh-questions",1791334639149]