UNIT 3

Expression of making , accepting and declining invitation

Sometimes, we have a situation and have to also invite some of friends to come. There are many situations that
probably happened in our daily life, such as meeting, birthday party, graduation party etc. of course, we have to make an
invitation for our guests. There will be two answers for them who are invited by us, they may come or accept the
invitation and they may not come or decline the invitation. The situation will be divided into formal and informal. There is
differences expression that  is  use in the different context of situation.

Kadang - kadang, kita memiliki situasi dan juga harus mengundang beberapa teman untuk datang. Ada banyak situasi
yang mungkin terjadi dalam kehidupan kita sehari-hari, seperti pertemuan, pesta ulang tahun, pesta kelulusan dll. Tentu
saja, kita harus membuat undangan untuk tamu kita. Akan ada dua jawaban untuk mereka yang diundang oleh kita,
mereka dapat datang atau menerima undangan dan mereka tidak dapat datang atau menolak undangan. Situasinya
akan dibagi menjadi formal dan informal. Ada perbedaan ekspresi yang digunakan dalam konteks situasi yang berbeda

·CONVERSATION 1 – INFORMAL

A: “What are you doing on Friday night?”

B: “Nothing special. Why?”
A: “Do you wanna see a movie?”
B: “Sure! What time?”
A: “Can I pick you up around 7?”
B: “Sounds good.”
Notes:
 “pick you up” means that person A will go to person B’s house and take person B to the movie. 
 “Sounds good” means that person B approves of this plan.

CONVERSATION 2 – INFORMAL

A: “Would you like to come over for dinner tonight?”

B: “I can’t. I have to study.”
A: “OK, then how about getting together for coffee tomorrow afternoon?”
B: “Sorry. I have other plans.”
Notes:
 “Would you like to…” can be used in formal or informal conversation. 
 “How about” is always followed by the -ing form. “How about to get together” is incorrect.
 In this conversation, person B’s responses show that she is NOT interested in spending time with person A, and
they give the impression that she will not be interested in the future – differently from formal conversation 4 below.

CONVERSATION 3 – FORMAL

A: “Are you free next Saturday?”

B: “I believe so.”
A: “We were wondering if you’d like to go to a baseball game with us. We have an extra ticket.”
B: “I’d love to!”
Notes: 
 “We were wondering if…” makes the invitation less direct. It can be used in formal situations, or in informal

situations if the person making the invitation is a little shy  

CONVERSATION 4 – FORMAL
A: “We’re going to the Italian restaurant. Would you care to join us?”
B: “I’d love to, but I’m afraid I have another commitment this evening. Maybe another time.”
Notes:
 “Would you care to join us?” is used in more formal conversation.
 “Maybe another time” means that person B would like to be invited by person A again in the future. Another phrase
used for this is “Can I take a raincheck?”
Dialogue 5
Ria: Hi Lia. Where are you going?
Lia: I’m going to the market.
Ria: Would you like to come to my wedding next week?
Lia: Sure. Why not?
Ria: Thank you.
Lia: You’re welcome.

Dialogue 7
Joni: It’s a boring day.
Jono: Why?
Joni: I have a lot of homework.
Jono: Me too. Could you come to my home tonight?
Joni: I’m sorry, I don’t think I can.
Jono: Why? You said that you had a lot of homework. Let’s learn together.
Joni: I’m not feeling well. Maybe I will not go to school tomorrow.
Jono: Poor you. You’d better get some rest.
Joni: Thanks for your advice.
Jono: You’re welcome.

Expression to make, accept or decline in vitiation in formal situation.

Making in vitiation Accepting invitation Declining invitation

Would you like to…? That’s very kind of you  I’m very sorry, I don’t
I would very happy if…? We’d like very much to….  Think I can.
We would be delighted if you…? What a delightful idea  I’d like to, but ….
Would you care to..? With the greatest pleasure  I’m afraid I’ve
We would be pleased if you Thank you very much for inviting me  Already promised….
could…? It’s delightful to….  Thank you for asking me, but ….
Would you care to…?  Unfortunately  , I can’t….

Expression to make, accept or decline in vitiation informal situation

Making in vitiation Accepting invitation Declining invitation

Why don’t you come to… I would/will … Sort, I can’t.
 Like to come to …  That would be very nice I’d love to, but …
 Come and … OK,I will be there ! I don’t think I can.
 Shall we come to … I’d like love to come. In wish I could, but …
 You must come to …  All right.  Sorry, I am very busy
 Sure, I am coming  Sorry, may be next time
 Thank you, but I can’t
 Sorry, I don’t think I
 Can’t make it
  I’m so sorry I can make it
 Functional formal Invitation text

Invitation is one of functional texts which should be understood by students of high school. We focus on invitation for
school activities What is actually an invitation?

Undangan adalah salah satu teks fungsional yang harus dipahami oleh siswa sekolah menengah. Kami fokus pada
undangan untuk kegiatan sekolah Apa sebenarnya undangan?

The Definition of Invitation

Many people define an invitation as a request whether spoken or written to participate or be present or take part in
something or event.(Banyak orang mendefinisikan undangan sebagai permintaan apakah lisan atau tulisan untuk
berpartisipasi atau hadir atau mengambil bagian dalam sesuatu atau acara )

The Social Function of Invitation

Practically, the main function of invitation is asking or requesting some one to go to a place, do something, or participate
in certain event.( Secara praktis, fungsi utama undangan adalah meminta atau meminta seseorang untuk pergi ke suatu
tempat, melakukan sesuatu, atau berpartisipasi dalam acara tertentu )

The Types of Invitation - Jenis-jenis Undangan

When we take a look on several invitation which are close to our life, we will find 2 types of Invitation. As many typical
printed or spoken documents, invitation can be: (Ketika kita melihat beberapa undangan yang dekat dengan kehidupan
kita, kita akan menemukan 2 jenis Undangan. Seperti banyak dokumen cetak atau lisan yang khas, undangan dapat
berupa
1. Formal Invitation : This type of invitation has a meaning official senses. It is written by institution or company. Due to
its formality, such typical invitation seems to tie the people whom are invited (Undangan Resmi: Jenis undangan ini
memiliki arti perasaan resmi. Ini ditulis oleh institusi atau perusahaan. Karena formalitasnya, undangan yang khas
seperti itu tampaknya mengikat orang-orang yang diundang)

2. Informal Invitation: this kind of invitation is found a lot in social interaction. The informal invitation can be written or
spoken and commonly given or addressed to family member, friend, mate etc ( Undangan Informal: undangan
semacam ini banyak ditemukan dalam interaksi sosial. Undangan informal dapat ditulis atau diucapkan dan biasanya
diberikan atau ditujukan kepada anggota keluarga, teman, pasangan dll

Generic Structure Invitation Bahasa Inggris

1. Undangan Resmi
Susunan kalimat, frase, atau paragraph sebuah invitation biasanya disebut generic structure atau schematic
structure. Pada umumnya setiap undangan mempunyai keunikan sendiri-sendiri namun secara keseluruhan bisa
digaribawahi bahwa undangan  (invitation text) akan ditulis dengan struktur sebagai berikut:

1. Head ( Inviter / name of Host)

2. Body of invitation
 Event
 Day / Date
 Venue
 Time
3. Foot
  Special instrucion
 Request to respod

Undangan bahasa Inggris untuk acara resmi biasanya bersifat formal seperti acara perusahaan, agenda
pemerintahan, acara organisasi, dan lainnya
formal invitation card

Undangan 1.

name of Host

Phrasing the invitation

Event

Date

Venue

Time

Special instrucion

Request to
respod
Undangan 2

Undangan 3
2. Undangan tidak Resmi
Susunan kalimat, frase, atau paragraph sebuah invitation biasanya disebut generic structure atau schematic structure.
Pada umumnya setiap undangan mempunyai keunikan sendiri-sendiri namun secara keseluruhan bisa digaribawahi
bahwa undangan  (invitation text) akan ditulis dengan struktur sebagai berikut:

1. Head ( invitee: Siapa yang diundang)

2. Body of invitation: Isi undangan biasanya berupa hal hal berikut ini:
 Occasion: Undangan ini dibuat untuk acara apa
 Day or Date: Hari dan tanggal
 Time: Waktu yang ditetapkan
 Place: Tempat yang diharapkan kehadirannya para undangan

3. Foot ( Inviter: Siapa yang mengundang)

Contoh undangan 1

Undangan untuk acara tidak resmi yang paling sering kita dapatkan adalah acara ulang tahun (birthday invitation),
acara keluaraga (famiily gathering invitation), dan lainnya

Undangan 2
Undangan 3

Undangan 4

Undangan 5

METHODE 1 Using Proper Wording

for Formal Invitations
 Write out
dates. Regardless of the type of
event you’re inviting your guests to,
you should use a formal writing
style on a formal invitation. This
means spelling out dates and
other words that are usually
abbreviated.[1]

o For example, you should write

Saturday, the nineteenth of November √

Saturday, November 19th X

253212 Boston Street √

 253212 Boston St X

o “Saturday, the nineteenth of November” instead of “Saturday, November 19th.”

o You should also write “253212 Boston Street” instead of “253212 Boston St.”

 Write out guests' full names. Don’t use the shortened versions of guests’ names.
Write “Stephanie Smith” instead of “Steph Smith" and always use last names.

Stephanie Smith √

Steph Smith X

 Include the hosts. One of the most important parts of the formal invitation is the
inclusion of the event's host(s). Listing the hosts tells your guests who is inviting
them to the event. How you write the hosts' names and the order in which you
should list them varies depending on who is hosting. These rules are particularly
important if you are writing a formal wedding invitation.[2]

o For example, you should start a dinner invitation by saying "Sam and Ellen Smith
invite you to a dinner celebrating the graduation of their daughter Leslie from graduate school."

Sam and Ellen Smith √

Invite you to a dinner celebrating

the graduation

of their daughter

Leslie Smith

MEHODE 2 : Making Adjustments for a Formal Wedding Invitation

Bride’s parents on the first line , groom’s on the third. “and” in between

Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Smith

And
 Mr. & Jack Byrne
Request the honor of your company
At the marriage of their children
Rachel Smith
&
Ross Byrne

 List the hosts in the correct order. Who is hosting the wedding – usually defined
by who is paying for the wedding – will affect the order of names listed on the
invitation. The bride's parents always go on the first line, followed by the groom's on
the third line. "And" should get its own line in between The bride's name should
always come before the groom's.

o If you are writing an invitation for a same-sex wedding, you can list the parents’
names in whatever order makes sense to you. This might be alphabetical order or you might just
want to flip a coin to see who goes first.[3]

Write the host (S)’ names correctly

Mr. & Mrs Leonard Smith

And
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Byrne
Request the honor of your company
At the marriage of their children
Rachel Smith
&
Ross Byrne

 Write the host(s)' names correctly. There are a lot of rules regarding how you
should write out the hosts' names, depending on who the hosts are. Generally, the
hosts related to the bride go first, followed by the groom's relatives.

o If the parents of the bride or groom are still married write “Mr. and Mrs." followed by
the bride's father's name. So Tiffany Smith's parents should be written as "Mr. and Mrs. John
Smith” or “Mr. and Mrs. James Carter” on the first line of the invitation. The groom's parents should
be written the same way, on the third line (with "and" on its own on the second line).
o If both families – including the bride and groom – are hosting, you should write
“Together with their families," on the first line, then the name of the bride, "and," and the name of
the groom on the second, third, and fourth lines respectively.
o If the bride’s parents are divorced and remarried but hosting together, you should
write list the mother's new name first, followed by the father's name. So for example, you might
write “Mr. and Mrs. Jill Willby and Mr. and Mrs. Greg Smith." Again, each couple gets their own line
with “and” on the second line.
o If someone other than parents or stepparents are hosting, write the host(s) name(s)
and their relationship to the bride or groom. So, for example, if the bride’s brother is hosting, you
should write “Mr. Stanley Smith requests the honor of your presence of the marriage of his sister
Stephanie Smith.”

Invite your guest to the wedding

Mr. & Mrs Leonard Smith

And
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Byrne
Request the honor of your company
At the marriage of their children
Rachel Smith
&

 Invite your guests to the wedding. Once you’ve established the hosts of the event
(in the right order), you need to actually invite the guest(s) to the wedding.
Regardless of who hosts, the next line after the hosts’ names should be either
“requests the honor of your presence” or “requests the pleasure of your company.”
That should be followed by either “at the marriage of” if someone other than the
bride(s) and/or groom(s) are hosting or “at their marriage” if the bride(s) and/or
groom(s) are hosting as well.

o For example, you might say “ [Hosts' names] request the pleasure of your company
at the marriage of their daughter Tiffany Smith to Adam Jones” (if the bride’s parents are hosting)
or “[Hosts' names] request the pleasure of your company at the marriage of Tiffany Smith to their
son Adam Jones” (if the groom’s parents are hosting.[4]

Include the rest of the information

Saturday, the Eight of July

Two thousand and seventeen

Grand Club Hotel

100 Wedding Avenue

Los Angeles , California

 Include the rest of the information. Once you’ve established who’s hosting and
invited your guest(s) to the event, include the rest of the information for the wedding. In order, you
should list the date, time, and venue of the wedding, each on their own line.

Include the information about the the reception

Saturday, the Eight of July

Two thousand and seventeen

Grand Club Hotel

100 Wedding Avenue

Los Angeles , California

Reception to follow

 Include information about the reception. If the wedding ceremony will be

followed by a reception that everyone is invited to, you can add that information to
the invitation itself. If not everyone is invited, you can write the reception information
on a separate card to be included with the invitation.

o If you include the reception information on the invitation itself, it should come last on
the invitation and include the time and place. So, for example, you could say “Reception to follow
at 5 pm at The Country Club 3000 Country Club Lane Minneapolis, Minnesota.” “Reception to
follow” and “at 5 pm” should get their own lines, as should the street address, venue name, and
venue city.
o If you include a separate reception card, write it as you would on the bottom of the
invitation.[5] Tell your guest how they should respond

The favour of the reply is requestedby May31, 2017.

M............................................................................................

........................................accept s with Pleasure

...............................................decline with Regret

  Tell your guests how they should respond. If you want your guests to respond
whether they’ll be coming or not (and most hosts do because venues will require a
final guest count), include information on how they should do that. This usually
means including an RSVP card that lists the response date, along with a pre-
addressed and stamped envelope. Leave space for their name and how many
guests they’re bringing.[6]

o For example, a standard RSVP card will say “M.______________ __ will attend __
will not attend.” The “M.” at the beginning allows them to write “Ms.,” “Mr.,” “Mr. and Ms.,” or “Mr.
and Mrs.” and lets you know how many people are attending.
o If you are asking your guests to make a meal selection, this should be listed on the
RSVP card as well. List their meal options and leave a space underneath each for the names of
the guests requesting that particular meal.
Method 3
Using the Proper Form for Non-Wedding Events

Invite guest to s formal dinner

We request the

Pleasureof your company

At a dinner

 Invite guests to a formal dinner. When inviting guests to a formal dinner, be sure

to word it so they are invited “at a dinner” or “to a dinner,” never “for dinner.” Your
invitation should read “We request the pleasure of your company at a dinner” or
“You are cordially invited to a dinner” before listing what the dinner is for.[7]

o You may or may not have hosts to lists for a formal dinner, but if you do, their
names should go at the top of the invitation.

Invite guest to an anniversary celebration

Dan and Carol Smith

Are celebrating their

50 th wedding anniversary
  Invite guests to an anniversary celebration. Writing an invitation to an
anniversary celebration is similar to writing one for a wedding. You should include
the hosts’ names, the date, and the venue, but you should also note that it is an
anniversary celebration.[8]

o For example, you could write “Dan and Carol Smith are celebrating their 50th
wedding anniversary. Their children invite you to join them for a reception at The Country Club.”
o If you do not wish guests to bring gifts for the couple, you can simply note “No gifts
please” at the bottom of the invitation.

Invite your guest to bridal a baby shower

You are cordially invited to a

Bridal shower in honor of

Tiffany Smith

On November 5 that 6 pm

The Country Club

Minneapolis , Minnesota

 Invite guests to a bridal or baby shower. These types of invitations are usually

less formal than wedding invitations. You may or may not list a host, but you should
include the name of the bride and/or couple and the information regarding the
shower. The spacing of a shower invitation should follow the spacing of a wedding
invitation.[9]
o For example, you could write “You are cordially invited to a bridal shower in honor of
Tiffany Smith on November 5th at 6 pm. The Country Club Minneapolis, Minnesota.”

Ask guest to RSVP

Please respond by May 31, 2017

M.................................................................

Will...................attend

 Ask guests to RSVP. The RSVP etiquette for events other than weddings varies
widely. You should ask your guests to let you know if they're attending or not, but it's
up to you how you'd like them to respond. Formal dinner invitations should include
an RSVP card similar to the kind you would send for wedding, but anniversary
parties and bridal or baby showers can simply ask guests to call the host with their
response.

Method 4
Addressing the Invitation

Married couple with the same last name

Mr. And Mrs .Stanley Smith

Married couple that doesnot have the same last name

Mr. Stanley Smith and Mrs.Emma Stone

 Address a married couple’s invitation. If you are inviting a married couple,

tradition dictates that you write “Mr. and Mrs.” followed by the husband’s name.
However, if the couple does not have the same last name, you should include both
of their names. If you are addressing an invitation to a married same-sex couple,
you should include both of their names as well.[10]

o For example, you could write “Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Smith,” “Mr. Stanley Smith and
Mrs. Emma Stone,” or “Mrs. Julia Gould and Mrs. Elizabeth Gould.”
o

Same last name

Dr. Stephanie and Mr. James Smith

Different last names

Dr. Stephanie Jones and Mr. James Smith

Different last names but distinguish titles

Dr. Stephanie Jones and Dr. James Smith

2.Address the invitation of a couple with one or more distinguished titles. If any of your
guests have distinguished titles - like “Dr." - you should be sure to use them. If one member of a
couple has a distinguished title, use that title and then "Mr." or "Mrs." or "Ms." for the other member
of the couple

For example, you could write “Dr. Stephanie and Mr. James Smith” if they have the same last
name, “Dr. Stephanie Jones and Mr. James Smith” if they have different last names or “Dr.
Stephanie Jones and Dr. James Smith” if they have different last names but both have
distinguished titles.

Ms. Jane Smith

123 Alphabet Drive

Lost Angeles, California 90002

 Address invitations to adults 18 and over. Unless they live with their parents, any
adult over the age of 18 should receive their own invitation. You can use “Ms.” or
“Mr.” in the addresses if they are single.[12]

The Smith Family

123 Alphabet Drive

Lost Angeles, California 90002

 4. Address invitations to whole families. If you wish to invite an entire family to your
event, whether the children are over 18 or not, you can simply write “The Smith Family” and
include their address.

Activity 1. Choose the correct answer by crossing a, b, c, or d.

1. Adi  : I’m having a little party at my home on 9. Hendra : We are going to have a research for many
Saturday. Can you come? days. Will you join us ?
    Husni : … , what time is it? Farhan : ……………….
A. I see  C. Thank you a. I am convinced d. I don’t know about it
B. No, I can’t  D. Yes, I’d love to. b. There is no doubt e. I can’t say that for sure
c. I’m certain
2.  Santi  : There is a bazaar at the city hall today.  ….?
Yuyun  : Yes, I’d like to. 10. Budi : It’s boring. We’ve to do something
A. I’m glad you like it D. I‘d like to go Dina : What about watching film ?
B. Could you come to my house Budi : Wow, cool !…………….
C. Would you go there with me a. It’s a pity d. I am deeply sorry to hear that
b. Let’s watch it e. Oh, congratulation
3.  Andrewn   : I really like the computer exhibition. c. You are wrong
Would you like … with me?
Budi  : I’m sorry I can’t. Virginia Parker is turning 80, 
A. coming along  C. come along though it may seem absurd!  
B. to come along  D. came along We’re having a party, but don’t breathe a word!

4.  X : Could you come to my home tonight? Please join us for

Y : ……, but I must do my assignments. a Surprise Birthday Party
A. No way  C. I can’t
B. I’d like to  D. Why not Sunday, June 20th
2.00 pm
5. Andara     : Some of our friends will join the concert
tomorrow. Would you like to go with me? Deering Bay Estates Club House
Bella        :  _____ it will very interesting. I need to 13600 Old Cutler Road
refresh my mind this time.
RSVP by June 10th
           A. I’d love to  but I don’t think I can come       To Danielle Stevens
B. I’m really sorry. I already have my own plan 873-0921
          C. Well, I’m not sure         
D. What a great idea! 11.What kind of party is it?
a. Wedding Party                 b.  Birthday Party
6. Harry : Would you like to go camping with us next c.   Wedding anniversary     d.  New Year’s Eve Party
holiday ?
Donny : …………………but I have to take care 12. When will the party be held?
my mom.she has been hostipalized for a week a. On the twenty seventh of June
a. It’s sounds interesting d. I am sorry to hear that b.  On the sixteenth of June
b. Thank you e. Don’t mention it c. I don’t care about it c.  On the twentieth of June      
d.  On the tenth of June
7. Vita : ……..to Jakarta to find the job?
Dewi : It’s nice of you to ask. 13.Where will the party be held?
a. Do you mind my migrating d. Do you think I could a.  At Deering Bay Estates Club House
 b.  On Deering Bay Street
b. Would you like to go e. Do you have c.  At Danielle Stevens’ house  
c. Would you go d.  At Virginia house

8. Jane : Would you like to go to a concert on Saturday 14.  RSVP stands for ‘Respondez  S’il  Vous Plait which
night ? means …...
Tia : Ehm, yes……….. a. Make sure you come             b.  Please Reply
a. anyway d. I can’t c. I want you to come d.    Don't forget
b. I’d like e. I’d be delighted
c. I’m busy

The following text is for questions 20 and 21

The following text is for questions 1 and 2.
Dear Johann,
17.  Which information can be found in the text?
'Years of gathering A.  The meeting is held at 4496 St. Claude Ave.
with food good friends, and fun ... B.  Food and drink will be served during the meeting.
Let's get together C.  Mr. Nan Roman will talk about politics in the US.
D.  The meeting will be done in the afternoon.
one more time
to watch the new year come!
18.  “Join us at our 20th Anniversary meeting.” 
The underlined word refers to ....
Saturday, December 31" A.  unity organization
7 p.m. until midnight B.  homelessness people
At My house C.  New Orleans citizen
Jl. Anggrek 8 D.  Nan Roman, the speaker

Love
The text is for questions 1 to 3.

15. What is the party for?

A. To have good friends.
B. To watch new friends.
C. To enjoy food and drinks.
D. To welcome the new year.

16. What is the purpose of the text above?

A. To invite a friend to attend the New Year party.
B. To make someone happy in New Year Party.
C. To remind people the coming of New Year.
D. To tell the importance of New Year.

19. What program can the students do individually?

A. Story Telling Contest  B. Choir Contest
C. Basketball Match D. Wall Magazine Competition

20. The competition will last for . . . days.

A. 2 B. 3  C. 4 D. 5

21. "They are, Choir Contest, ........"

"Choir" means a group of people trained to . . . .
together.
A. sing  B. dance C. play D. act
Read the text to answer questions 1 and 2. 29. Geri : Why you didn’t come to my party last night?
Dear all of students, Linda : I am sorry. My mother was sick. I
Each of us has different talents, different dreams, and must accompany her to the doctor
different destinations. We all have the power to make a What is the underlined expression means?
new tomorrow with great happiness. We, the Senior a. Canceling an appointment
Class of Campbellsburg High School, invite you to join us b. Agreeing an appointment
on School Anniversary on Friday 1st June 2011 at 06.30 c. Refusing invitation
pm at Hamilton Auditorium Campbellsburg, Arizona. d. Greeting
e. Accepting invitation
22.  Where will the anniversary be held?
A.  At high school B.  In the class room 30. “I’d like to come but………..”
C.  At the school yard D.  At Hamilton Auditorium a. I must to study hard for exam tomorrow
b. Nine O’clock?
23.  “…invite you to join us…” What does the underlined c. I like to eat
word mean? d. I’m so happy
A.  Ask B.  Force C.  Tell D.  Persuade e. Why must that?

The text below is for number 1 – 3 31. Irgi :Some of our friends will join the concert
Aji : Would you like dinner with me tonight? tomorrow. Would you like to go with me?
Tania : Thank you, I’d love to Egga : ..................... it will very interesting.
I need to refresh my mind this time.
a. I’d love to but I don’t think I can come
24. From the dialogue above we conclude that ….. b. I’m really sorry. I already have my own plan
a. Aji invites Tania to have dinner together c. What a great idea!
b. Aji make a date with Tania d. Well, I’m not sure
c. Tania love Aji e. I like concert
d. Aji want to have dinner
e. Tania declines the the invitation 32. Gery : I want to tell you that I will be held a birthday
party tomorrow. I hope you could join us.
25. “Thank you, I’d love to” Fania :............................. My mom is sick, so i have
 What is the underlined expression means? to take care of her now.
a. Agreeing an appointment b. Greeting a. What a great idea
c. Canceling invitation d. Refusing help b. I’m so happy
e. Accepting invitation c. I like it
  d. Unfortunately I can't
e. I must study hard
26. Is Aji inviting Tania to the party?
a. Yes, it isn’t d. Yes, she isn’t 33. Kim : Me with my friends will held the friendly football
b. No, she doesn’t e. Yes, he is match in the school field in sunday. I wish you
c. No, they aren’t could join with our team.
The Dialog below is for answers number 4 – 5 Febri : ..............................That would be very
Diana : Come to my party? interesting!
Rezki : _______________ (27) a. Ok, I'd love to come!
Diana : See you in my party ! b. Why must that?
Rezki : _______________ (28) c. I’m sorry i can’t
d. I wish i could but i have another plan
27. a. I’m afraid I’ve already promised e. Sorry, I’m very busy
b. I think I can’t
c. Unfortunately, I can’t
d. I’m very sorry
e. Thank you very much for inviting me

28. a. See you too

b. I’m very sad
c. You’re right
d. Wow man!
e. Next time isn’t
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