Inviting Someone Out
Asking someone to do something.
- Them
Are you free this weekend?
- You
I think so. What did you have in mind?
- Them
There is a film I want to see.
- You
Which one, and what time?
- Them
The new one, at seven on Saturday.
- You
That works. Shall we eat first?
- Them
Good idea. Somewhere near the cinema.
- You
I will book a table for six.
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Words in this dialogue
- freecosting nothing; not busy
- weekendSaturday and Sunday
- thinkto have an opinion
- mindto object to; to watch out for; the mind
- filma moving picture story
- wantto wish to have
- timethe passing of hours and minutes
- seventhe number 7
- saturdaythe day after Friday
- worksfunctions properly
- firstbefore all the others
- goodof a high standard
- ideaa thought or plan
- somewherein a place not named
- nearclose to
- cinemaa place where films are shown
- bookto reserve; a set of printed pages
- tablefurniture with a flat top and legs
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- Visiting Someone's Home8 turns
- Organising a Group8 turns
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