Speaking Lesson – Conversation about Invitation to a Movie

Hallo everybody.
Why have not you learned English seriously? Many people seem reluctant to learn English. They say English in school just as a lesson for exam, yet I am not working in a field that requires English skill. Or, ah, I do not like English because it’s dificult, complicated and need more understanding. Duh, throw away that thought because English can give you some advantages that more than just a material. If you want to succeed, you MUST learn English. Not just necessary anymore.
Language is a habit, so if we want to master a language we have to use it every day. Well, how to master English? Though English is a foreign language in our country. If we have parents or relatives who can speak English, it’s easy! We can communicate with them using English. But if there is no patner to speak English, what mush we do? Do we have to talk to ourselves? Oww, it’s like a mad man. Hehehe
There are many ways to learn. If there is no friend for a partner, it’s better to practice yourself. Later, you will be considered as a crazy man! It’s no problem. The important thing is you can speak English. Let’s start from now we learn to speak everyday! It’s very important to improve our English.
Okay, Today we will learn Conversation about Invitation to a Movie.

1

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A: What are you doing this weekend?
B: I’m going to the movies with a friend. How about you?
A: I’m not sure yet.
B: Well, did you want to go see a movie with me?
A: What movie are you going to see?
B: I’m not sure yet. Is there something you want to see?
A: There’s nothing I can think of.
B: So, did you want to go?
A: No, thanks, maybe another time.
B: Okay, sounds good.

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Repeat

A: Do you know what you’re going to do this weekend?
B: I am going to see a movie with a friend of mine. What about you?
A: I don’t know.
B: Would you like to see a movie with me and my friend?
A: Do you know what movie you’re going to watch?
B: I don’t know, but was there a certain movie you wanted to see?
A: None that I can think of.
B: Well, would you like to go?
A: Thank you for inviting me, but I think I’ll pass.
B: All right. Another time then.

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A: You have any ideas as to what you want to do this weekend?
B: I’m going to the movie theater with my friend. What are you going to do?
A: I’m not quite sure yet.
B: How about you see a movie with me and my friend?
A: What movie are you and your friend planning on watching?
B: Not sure. Is there a movie out that catches your eye?
A: No good movies come to mind.
B: Have you decided whether or not you would like to go?
A: No, thanks. Maybe another time.
B: For sure another day.

Speaking Lesson – Conversation about Waiting for an Invitation

Hallo everybody.
Why have not you learned English seriously? Many people seem reluctant to learn English. They say English in school just as a lesson for exam, yet I am not working in a field that requires English skill. Or, ah, I do not like English because it’s dificult, complicated and need more understanding. Duh, throw away that thought because English can give you some advantages that more than just a material. If you want to succeed, you MUST learn English. Not just necessary anymore.
Language is a habit, so if we want to master a language we have to use it every day. Well, how to master English? Though English is a foreign language in our country. If we have parents or relatives who can speak English, it’s easy! We can communicate with them using English. But if there is no patner to speak English, what mush we do? Do we have to talk to ourselves? Oww, it’s like a mad man. Hehehe
There are many ways to learn. If there is no friend for a partner, it’s better to practice yourself. Later, you will be considered as a crazy man! It’s no problem. The important thing is you can speak English. Let’s start from now we learn to speak everyday! It’s very important to improve our English.
Okay, Today we will learn Conversation about Waiting for an Invitation.

1

Repeat

A: Hey, did you hear about Jessica’s party this weekend?
B: Yeah, but I’m still waiting for my invitation.
A: Oh really? She gave me mine earlier today.
B: Well, she’ll probably just give me my invitation later on today.
A: Yeah, so are you planning on going?
B: I think so. It sounds like it’s going to be a lot of fun.
A: It really does, I can’t wait.
B: What time does the party start?
A: It starts at 8 o’clock.
B: Oh, well, how many people has she given invites to so far?
A: I’m not sure, but I don’t think she’s given out that many.
B: Well, hopefully she’ll give me my invite later on today.

2

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A: Have you heard about Jessica’s party on Saturday?
B: I’ve heard about it, but I’m still waiting for my invitation.
A: Really? I got mine from her this morning.
B: I’m guessing that she’s going to give me my invite today or tomorrow.
A: You’re probably right, do you intend on going to the party?
B: I want to. I heard it’s going to be really fun.
A: I know, it does sound pretty awesome.
B: Well, when does the party start?
A: It’s supposed to start at about eight.
B: How many invitations has she given out?
A: I really don’t know, but I don’t think she gave out that many yet.
B: I really want to go, so I hope that she gives me my invite soon.

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A: Has anyone told you about Jessica’s party coming up?
B: I was told about it already. I’m just waiting for my invitation.
A: Is that right? I already got my invitation from her earlier.
B: I believe that she will give me the invitation today.
A: Are you even going to go?
B: Yeah, it sounds like it’s going to be the best party of the year.
A: Exactly, it seems like it’s going to be loads of fun.
B: When exactly does the party start?
A: The invitation says it starts at 8:00 p.m.
B: Has she given out a lot of invitations yet?
A: I have no idea, she hasn’t given out many though.
B: I’m planning on going, but I really need her to give me my invitation.