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Offers and invitations; accepting and declining
Kinds of parties
Linking: would you
Woultl you Like a Coffee?

1 LISTENING
a 4 31>)) Listen. Number the pictures.

b Listen again and complete the dialogues.

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1 John Hey, Chris. Would you like to watch the ___ with
me on Sunday?
2
Chris Sorry, I can't. Sunday is my ___ 's party. Would you
like to come?
John Yes, I'd love to. Thanks!
3
Chris Great. It starts at ___ . I can email you the directions.
John OK. Can I bring something?
4
Chris Yes. Bring something to ___ .
John No problem.

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2 Chris Hi, John! I'm ___ you came.
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John Me, too. Here, I brought some ___ .
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Chris Great, thanks. Would you like a ___ ?
John Uh ... No, thanks.
Chris OK. Would you like a hot dog?
John No, thanks.
Chris Oh. Is there a problem?
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John Well, I don't eat ___ .
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Chris Oh, no ___ . There's salad too. Would you like some salad?
John Yes, please!

c Practice the dialogues with a partner.

p Would you like-?
I Would you like + noun Would you like to+ verb
Would you like a burger? Would you like to watch the game?
Yes, please. Yes, I'd love to.
No, thanks. Sorry, I can't.

2 PRONUNCIATION linking: would you
a 32>)) Listen and repeat the questions. b 'V 33 >)) Listen and say
Would ou like to have lunch with me? Would__you like to see a movie tonight? Would you like a/ some ... ? or
__y Would you like to?
Would __y ou like a coffee? Would__you like something to drink? >)) a burger ( W uld you like
- In questions with Would you like ... ?, we usually link the words would >)) see a movie ( � ould you like
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,0 Linking: would you
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and you. It sounds like /wud'!fJ.
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