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SUGGESTIONS AND INVITATIONSDate: 2015-10-07; view: 419. Unit 5 making a suggestion or asking someone if they would like to do something you can use:
1. Let's… - Let's go and visit your brother tomorrow. - Yeah, great. - Let's have a rehearsal on Saturday. –Sorry, I can't. I'm going away for the weekend.
2. We could…/ You could… - We could go for a meal somewhere before the shooting. – That would be lovely. - We could go to the leisure centre and watch football. – I'm sorry I can't. I have to look after my younger sister. 3. Why don't we / you…? - Why don't you talk to the director after the performance? – OK. - Why don't we go to Finland this summer? – I'd rather go somewhere warmer.
4. Why not … ? - Why not stay at home for a change? – All right. - Why not go clubbing tonight? – I'm afraid I can't. Some other time perhaps. 5. What about…ing? / How about …ing? - How about going to the cinema tonight? – Good idea! - What about a trip to Stratford next week? – Unfortunately I can't. I am going to Hollywood.
6. Fancy …ing? -Fancygoing for a walk?-Brilliant idea! - Fancy joining me? - I wish I could. But I'm too tired. 7. Shall I / we…?(especially British English);Should I / we…?(American English) - Shall I organize a barbecue on Sunday? - That sounds good. - What film shall we go to? – It's all the same to me. - Tom is having a birthday party tonight. Shall I say that we'll come? – How about staying home instead? 8. Do you want to…?(asking friends) - Do you want to join us for a game of volleyball? – Yes, OK. What time? - Do you want to come swimming on Thursday? – I don't mind. - Do you want to come to a party on Friday night? – Thanks for asking me, but I'm going away for the weekend. - Do you want to try some sushi? – Sure! (esp. Am.) / Certainly! (Br) / Of course! (ifml) 9. Would you like to…?(asking anyone) - Would you like to play tennis one afternoon next week? – Yes, I'd like that. - Would you like to come for dinner on Tuesday? – Sorry, but I'm taking part in the concert on Tuesday.
10.. I was wondering if you'd like to… (asking someone you do not know very well) A: We're going to a restaurant and we were wondering if you'd like to come with us? B: I'd love to, but I'm afraid I can't. I'm going to Saint Petersburg to shoot some location scenes.
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