Knowing the correct way to invite someone to do something can be difficult in a new language. Below you will learn phrases to help you invite someone to do something in English.
Inviting Someone to do Something
- Would you like to ______ with me?
- Would you like to go __________ on Saturday?
- I’m going to ______. Do you want to come with?
- Are you free on _____________?
Example Invitations:
- Would you like to go out to dinner with me?
- Would like to go shopping with me after class?
- I’m going to the library. Do you want to come with?
- Are you free on Sunday afternoon?
RSVP: means you need to let them know before the event if you will be attending. Usually you can call, email or send a card/letter back to RSVP.
Turning Down (Saying ‘no’ to) an Invitation:
- I’m sorry I can’t _____________.
- I’m busy that day.
- I don’t think that will work out.
- Let me check my calendar and get back to you.
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