Exercise 3. In pairs, use the useful expressions and grammar to make and act out

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CONVERSATION

Exercise 2. Read the dialogue. Then act it out.

Use a different phrase each time.

Exercise 1. Choose phrases which you could use to make suggestions in the following situations.

1. I just can't decide where to go this summer. - ______________ go to Barcelona?

You've always said you wanted to go there one day.

2. What do you want to do tonight? - ____________ go to the movies. We could go and

see that new comedy everyone.

3. Would you like to come for a - I'd love to. _____________ bring some sandwiches

picnic with us on Sunday? with me, or a cake or something?

4 Let's have a party on Saturday, shall we? - Sounds great! _______________ inviting your

groupmates?

Phillip: Let's go and see a movie on Saturday.

Jane: Sorry, I can't. I'm going to visit my parents. Why don't we go next week instead?

Phillip: OK. What about Wednesday?

Jane: That sounds good. What time does the film start?

Phillip:At 9.00 p.m.Shall I meet you at your house at 8?

Jane:I have a better idea. How about getting something to eat before the movie?

Phillip:That would be lovely. I'll pick you up at about 7 o'clock.

Jane:Right. See you then.

the following dialogues:

a) You have two tickets for the opening ceremony of a film festival on Friday evening.

Invite your friend.

b) A friend invites you to go out for dinner on Sunday evening. Accept his/her invitation.

c) Your friend invites you to go to the country on Saturday afternoon. You are having an

important meeting at that moment. Refuse his/her invitation.