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Inviting friends to a party in English (beginner)
Beginner English for inviting friends to a party. Key line: “Would you *like* to come to my *party*?”
Full script
Lin
Would you like to come to my party?
Them
Maybe. Will there be music and snacks?
Lin
Yes, and my cake looks better now.
Them
Now? Should I be worried?
Lin
No, no. My dancing is worse.
Them
Then I need to see that.
Lin
Great! Please come at seven on Friday.
Them
I'm in. I want cake and dancing.
Key phrases
The lines worth keeping. Read them once before you go out.
Invite
✓ Would you like to come to my party?Use it to invite someone.
More polite than Do you want
Plan
✓ Will there be music and snacks?Ask about music and food.
Common to ask about plans
Time
✓ Please come at seven on Friday.Give the day and time.
Time at the end sounds natural
Accept
✓ I'm in.Say yes to the invite.
Casual: count me in
Quick answers
Invite: what to say in English
Say “Would you like to come to my party?” — use it to invite someone. More polite than Do you want.
Plan: what to say in English
Say “Will there be music and snacks?” — ask about music and food. Common to ask about plans.
Time: what to say in English
Say “Please come at seven on Friday.” — give the day and time. Time at the end sounds natural.
Accept: what to say in English
Say “I'm in.” — say yes to the invite. Casual: count me in.