Setelah dua jam pelajaran, siswa dapat menggunakan ungkapan mengundang, menolak dan menerima undangan

Noun Verb Adjective Pronoun Adverb To be

Wisnu : Hi, Diko?Diko : Oh, hi Wisnu?Wisnu :Dik, are you free tomorrow

evening?Diko : Yeah, what’s up Wisnu?Wisnu : Great, Can you come to my

house? We will have dinner to celebrate my sister successness in getting her new job.

Diko : That’s sound great. I will come. Thanks anyway.

The Expression of inviting:

I’d like to invite you.....Could you come to...How about...(lunch)?

Thank you. I’d love to.Yes, I’d love to.That would be wondeerful

I’d really like to, but...I’m sorry, I’ve a lot of work to do.Thank you, but I’m afraid I have another appointment.

EXAMPLES:

ROSA

I’d like to invite you to come to my birthday

party.

RINI

Thank you, I’d love too.

Siska

Could you come to my house for celebrating my

sister wedding day?

Ayu

I’d really like to, but I have another appointment.

Listen and complete the following short dialogues:

Work in Pair. Make a dialogue with the expression of invitation, by using your own experience. Then practice it infront of the class!

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