MAKING INVITATIONS

We practise making invitations and accepting or declining them.

Making invitations

Are you up for (going out tonight)? Are you in the mood to…? How about…? Wat do you say we try out the …? Do you feel like…? How does … sound?

Declining politely

I’m not sure I’m up for that tonight. I really wish I could, but I have to study for an exam. I’m not really in the mood to go out, actually. That sounds really fun, but I’m afraid I have other plans.

You can do following exercise:

Apologies, Requests, Invitations, Suggestions, by Adryenn
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FOOD VOCABULARY

We are going to talk about different food ingredients.
Check THIS BBC PAGE ABOUT FOOD and recipes and learn all the words you want to know.

MORE AGREE & DISAGREE

Agreement

There are many reasons for …

There is no doubt about it that …

I simply must agree with that.

I am of the same opinion.

I am of the same opinion as …

I completely/absolutely agree with …

Qualified Disagreement

It is only partly true that...

I can agree with that only with reservations.

That seems obvious, but …

That is not necessarily so.

It is not as simple as it seems.

Under certain circumstances …

Disagreement

There is more to it than that.

The problem is that …

I (very much) doubt whether …

This is in complete contradiction to …

What is even worse, …

I am of a different opinion because …

I cannot share this / that / the view.

I cannot agree with this idea.

What I object to is …

Unlike … I think …

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AGREE - DISAGREE - DISCUSS

Usefull expressions: 

In my opinion… I totally agree…
I can tell… Speaking of which…
Actually… Really…. That’s not exactly…
I could say I… Obviously, …. I disagree…
As a matter of fact… What’s more….
I can assure you… In the first place…. plus/besides…
In the first place/ in the second place/…. Finally…
I recognize… I have to say… /I must say…
In addition… 
To top it all off…./As if that weren’t enough…