What is the expresion of invitation?
An invitation is an invitation given to another person to do something. The invitation can be in the form of writing, letters, or orally.
Giving invitation is an expression in English that is used to give an invitation or invite other people to do something.
In these activities sometimes produce a response to accept or reject a response with certain reasons. It is called responding invitation.
•Function
The use of this invitation and response phrase is as follows:
- To invite others to attend the event
- To invite others to do something
- As a form of mutual respect and respect
- As a form of tolerance
- As a form of appreciation to others
Expresion of invitation in formal
-Would/Could you......?
- Could/Would you please ... ?
- I was wondering if you like to ... ?
- Is it possible for you to ... ?
- I would like to invite you to ... ?
Expresion of invitation informal
- Let's ... !
- Join me to .... !
- Want to ... ?
- Can you ... ?
- Will you ... ?
- Do you want to ... ?
- How about ... ?
Responding of invitation
- Ok, I will be ready.
- Thank's for your invitation.
- With pleasure I will ...
-Thank's, but I can't.
- Maybe next time.
- I really want/like to, but sorry I can't
- I am really sorry.
B. Asking for information and details
Let me to explain you,
What asking information?
→Asking for information is an expression sentence to ask something. This expression is used to ask someone for information at a certain time.
How about the rule for asking information
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1. Using question
In asking for information, we must use interrogative sentences consisting of 5W + 1 H. Such as why, when, what, where, who, and how. With this, the person you ask will understand what kind of information you need.
2. Using Auxiliary Capital
Apart from question words, you can also use auxiliary words, such as could, can, would, will, should, shall, may, might, must, and had to.
And then how to distinguish using formal language by not using formal language?
•Example using formal language
-"could you tell me about this places?"
-"Could you find out where is he go?"
-"I wonder if you could tell me about his daily activity?"
•Example not using formal language
-"Can you tell me what time the train arrive?"
-"Can you tell me about the course schedule in this week?"
-"Do you know what happen in here?"
C. Asking for favor
In certain situations sometimes we are required to ask for help / help from others. We need not be shy or embarrassed because this is a normal thing. Have you ever asked someone for something? If so, how do you say it?
In English, the pronunciation of asking for a favor is different for formal and informal conversations. What's the difference and how do you use it?
Asking for favor example:
1. Can you do me a favor?
This phrase is the simplest and simplest way of asking favors. If you are in daily conversation with your friends you can use this phrase.
2. May I + verb
You can use the simple form with “may” when the help you are asking for requires permission.
Example:
May I use your car?
3. Could/Would you do me a favor?
You can start a conversation by using this phrase to find out if someone is going to help you. Both of these phrases are formal in nature so they can be used more politely with strangers, or older people.
4. Could you please + verb
In everyday situations you can use this phrase to ask for help with certain actions.
Example:
Could you please open the door?
5. Could you possibly + verb
This phrase is suitable for asking for help in a very polite way.
Example:
Could you possibly help me with this question?
6. Could I ask/bother/trouble you + infinitive
You can also use this phrase in formal situations with the infinitive form of the verb.
Example:
Could I ask you to help my sister?
7. Would you mind + verb + ing
Use forms of this phrase to ask for help in everyday situations by using the gerund form of the verb.
Example:
Would you mind showing me where is the bathroom?
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