Make an invitation with the details your guest needs.
The idea
Ask Would you like to come? and give the day, time and place. Use let me know to request a reply.
Examples
- Would you like to come to our picnic?
- It is on Saturday afternoon.
- We are meeting in the park at two.
- Please bring a drink if you like.
- Can you let me know by Thursday?
- I hope you can join us.
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Watch out
An invitation is a question, not a promise that the guest will attend.
Try it yourself
Would you ___ to come to dinner? (like / sleep)
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like
like completes a polite invitation.
The concert starts ___ seven. (at / under)
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at
at introduces the time.
Please let me ___. (know / swim)
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know
know asks the person to reply.
Practice round
Answer questions and rebuild English sentences to practise. Your score is shown.
Would you ___ to come to dinner? (like / sleep)
The concert starts ___ seven. (at / under)
Please let me ___. (know / swim)
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
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Invite a friend to an event and include the time and place.