Inviting someone out Do you often invite people to your home? Who do you invite? What do you invite them for? Example: I sometimes invite friends to a film night. Listen to Ellen and Léon inviting friends out. 1 Where do they invite them? 2 Can the friends go? Complete the sentences with these words. like free Yes want Are sorry Checking 1 2 Are you on Saturday evening? you interested in football, Robert? Inviting 3 Do you to come to my place for a sleepover? 4 Would you to come with me? Answering 5 6 , please. That sounds great. Oh no, I’m I can’t. Think of three things you’d like to invite a friend to. For example: ■ a sports event ■ a sleepover ■ a video games night ■ a concert ■ a party ■ a film night Decide the date and time of each thing and other details. For example: ■■ sports event: What sport? Which teams? ■■ concert: Who? Where? ■■ sleepover: When? Who else? ■■ party: Where? What for? Dress code? ■■ video games night: Where? What time? Which games? ■■ film night: Where? What films? Invite different people to your three places. Find someone to go to each place. Example: Hi, Manuel. Are you free on Sunday? Business training. A delegation of business partners from Las Vegas are visiting your company. You are planning three activities for the weekend. Write an email to Jim, Tom and Laura inviting them to join you and your team. Think of interesting and fun activities. Compare your invitations in class and vote on the most interesting weekend programme for your American business partners. Ellen and Janine Léon and Robert a gd264q 12 8 Listening b 9 Vocabulary Invitations free 10 a Speaking b 11 12 a Writing b Language skills Extras Explore 3 Your time, your space! 37 Nur zu Prüfzwecken – Eig ntum des Verlags öbv
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