📝 Daily Practice
🎯 Lesson Goal
In this lesson, you learn how to make simple invitations in English. You learn words and sentences to ask people to do things with you.
Dans cette leçon, vous apprenez à faire des invitations simples en anglais. Vous apprenez des mots et phrases pour inviter des personnes à faire des activités avec vous.
🧠 Grammar Focus
We use ‘Would you like’ to ask someone to do something. It is polite and friendly. The sentence is: Would you like + verb (base form). Use it to invite friends. Another way is ‘Do you want to’ + verb. Both are questions to invite. Remember, after ‘Would you like’ always use the base verb, like ‘eat’, ‘come’, or ‘play’. For example: ‘Would you like to eat?’ Not ‘Would you like eating?’. Here are some examples: Would you like to come? Do you want to play? Would you like to drink tea? Do you want to go? Would you like to see a movie?
On utilise ‘Would you like’ pour inviter quelqu’un à faire quelque chose. C’est poli et amical. La phrase est : Would you like + verbe à l’infinitif. Vous pouvez aussi dire ‘Do you want to’ + verbe. Ce sont des questions pour inviter. Après ‘Would you like’, utilisez toujours le verbe à l’infinitif comme ‘eat’, ‘come’ ou ‘play’. Par exemple : ‘Would you like to eat?’ Pas ‘Would you like eating?’. Voici des exemples : Would you like to come? Do you want to play? Would you like to drink tea? Do you want to go? Would you like to see a movie?
📖 Short Reading
Anna wants to invite her friend Tom to her house. She calls Tom and says, ‘Would you like to come to my house today?’ Tom is happy. He says, ‘Yes, I would like to come.’ They plan to eat pizza and watch a movie. Anna is excited. She says, ‘Do you want to watch a movie after dinner?’ Tom says, ‘Yes, I want to watch a movie.’ They have good plans for the day.
✏️ Exercise 1 – Fill in the Blanks
1. ____ you like to come to my party? (Do / Does / Would)
2. Do you ____ to play football after school? (want / wants / wanting)
3. She ____ like to eat dinner with us. (would / do / does)
4. Would you like to ____ a movie tonight? (watch / watches / watching)
5. He ____ want to come to the park. (do / does / did)
6. Would you like ____ coffee or tea? (a / an / some)
7. Do you ____ to visit my house tomorrow? (want / wants / wanted)
8. She ____ like to join us for dinner. (would / will / do)
🔗 Exercise 2 – Matching
1. Would you like to eat?
2. Do you want to watch TV?
3. invite
4. happy
5. plan
6. come
✅ Exercise 3 – Multiple Choice
1. What do you say to ask someone to come?
2. Choose the correct sentence.
3. Which sentence is polite to invite?
4. What is the correct way to ask?
5. Choose the correct question:
6. Which sentence is correct?
📝 Writing Practice
1. Write an invitation to a friend to come to your house.
1. Écrivez une invitation à un ami pour venir chez vous.
2. Write a short answer to an invitation you receive.
2. Écrivez une courte réponse à une invitation que vous recevez.
📚 Key Vocabulary
| Word | Meaning |
|---|---|
| invite |
ask someone to come inviter quelqu’un à venir |
| Would you like |
a polite way to ask une manière polie de demander |
| Do you want to |
ask if someone wants to do something demander si quelqu’un veut faire quelque chose |
| come |
go to a place venir à un endroit |
| eat |
have food manger |
| watch |
look at something, like a movie regarder quelque chose, comme un film |
| happy |
feel good and smile être content et sourire |
| plan |
think about what to do penser à ce qu’on va faire |
🔎 Answer Key
- exercise_1_fill_blanks: 1.Would 2.want 3.would 4.watch 5.does 6.some 7.want 8.would
- exercise_2_matching: 1.Would you like to eat? – A polite invitation to eat 2.Do you want to watch TV? – Ask if someone wants to watch TV 3.invite – ask someone to come 4.happy – feel good and smile 5.plan – think about what to do 6.come – go to a place
- exercise_3_multiple_choice: 1.Would you like to come? 2.Do you want to play? 3.Would you like to eat? 4.Would he like to watch a movie? 5.Do you want to come? 6.He would like to eat pizza.
🤖 Need More Help?
If something is still unclear, you can ask the SFC Learning Assistant for simpler explanations, extra examples, or more practice.
Si quelque chose n’est pas clair, vous pouvez demander à l’assistant SFC des explications plus simples, des exemples supplémentaires ou plus d’exercices.