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Speaking Practice For Inviting Accepting and Refusing

The document provides instructions for an activity where students take turns inviting and responding to invitations using sentence strips. Student A invites and Student B responds by accepting or declining. The pairs take turns reading the sentence strips until all are used. Directions are given for cutting and laying out the sentence strips in pairs as well as the turn-taking process for the activity.

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Speaking Practice For Inviting Accepting and Refusing

The document provides instructions for an activity where students take turns inviting and responding to invitations using sentence strips. Student A invites and Student B responds by accepting or declining. The pairs take turns reading the sentence strips until all are used. Directions are given for cutting and laying out the sentence strips in pairs as well as the turn-taking process for the activity.

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SPEAKING

Practice
For
Inviting, accepting,
and refusing

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Directions
1. In pairs, one person is student A and the other
person is student B.

2. Student A cuts his/her sentence strips and lays


them face down in front of them. Student B
cuts their sentence strips and lays them face
down in front of them.

3. Student A goes first. He/She turns over a


sentence strip and reads the sentence aloud.
This is the invitation.

4. Student B then flips over a sentence strip and


reads their sentence aloud. This sentence
either accepts or refuses the invite.

5. The pairs go back and forth until there are no


sentence strips left.
STUDENT A STUDENT B
Would you like to go to No, I can’t. I’m sorry.
the movies?

Would you like to have


Sure, that sounds great.
coffee?

Would you like to go Thanks for asking. I’d like


shopping with me? that.

Do you want to go I’m sorry. I can’t. I am


dancing tonight? busy.

Do you want to eat lunch Thanks for asking, but I


together? have other plans.

Are you free on Tuesday Okay. Sounds great.


at 3:00 pm?

Do you want to join us? Sure, I’d love to.

Are you free next week? I can’t, but maybe another


time.

Would you like to play Yes. That sounds lovely.


tennis this weekend?

Are you free on Friday? I’d like that. Thanks for


asking.
STUDENT A STUDENT B
No, I can’t. I’m sorry. Would you like to go out
this Friday?

Sure, that sounds great. Would you like to go ice


skating this weekend?

Thanks for asking. I’d like Would you like to go to


that. the movies?

I’m sorry. I can’t. I am Do you want to meet next


busy. week?

Thanks for asking, but I Do you want to have


have other plans. coffee later?

Do you want to go biking


Okay. Sounds great.
on Sunday?

Sure, I’d love to. Are you free on Monday?

I can’t, but maybe Would you like to join our


another time. book club?

Yes. That sounds lovely. Are you free this evening?

I’d like that. Thanks for Are you free this


asking. Thursday for dinner?

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