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Invitations and Offers Teacher Notes
This worksheet uses situations and vocabulary from Sky 2 Unit 28.
1) OFFER Would you like a glass of orange juice?
INVITATION Would you like to come to my party?
Write to in the correct spaces in these offers and invitations.
Learners often confuse invitations to do something with offers. This first exercise asks
students to add to in the invitations.
Answers to should be added to b), c), e) g)
2) Complete the invitations with the correct verbs from the box.
read play eat come watch see come
Answers
a) Would you like to come?
b) Would you like to come?
c) Would you like to read it?
d) Would you like to see them?
e) Would you like to watch it?
f) Would you like to eat one?
g) Would you like to play?
3) Underline the correct answers.
a) | Yes, I d. | Yes, I d go. | Yes, I would. |
b) | Yes, I would. | Yes, I d like. | Yes, I can.|
c) | Sorry, I can t. | Sorry, I wouldn t like. | No, please.|
d) | Yes, I d like to. | Yes, I d would. | Yes, I would. |
e) | No, thanks. | No, I d like. | No, I m not. |
f) | Yes, please. | Yes, I watch. | Yes, I d like.|
g) | Yes, I d. | Yes, I would. | Yes, I can. |
4) Correct the spelling mistakes in this invitation. The mistakes are underlined.
Dear (Your name),
My birthday is on August 15th. Would you like to come to my party at Pizza Pronto? The
party starts at 7.30 in the evening.
Love
Sally
5) Open answers
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