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English phrases for invitations and arranging
19 phrases from the lesson “Making Plans”.
- be up for (sth)to be interested in doing something
- fancy (doing sth)to want to do something
- pencil sth into provisionally schedule something, that might change
- get togetherto meet socially with other people
- count me inused to say you want to join a plan
- sort something outto arrange or organize something
- sound good (to sb)used to say a plan or idea seems fine
- let sb knowto tell someone some information
- free / busyavailable, or not available
- make it (to sth)to be able to attend or arrive at something
- take sb up on (sth)to accept an offer or invitation that someone has made
- at your conveniencewhenever suits you, with no particular rush
- a standing invitationan invitation that's always open, and doesn't need to be renewed
- keep your options opento avoid committing to one choice, so you can decide later
- touch baseto make brief contact with someone to give or get an update
- tentative plansplans that aren't fixed yet, and may change
- iron out the detailsto resolve the small remaining problems in a plan
- get the ball rollingto start something moving or happening
- leave the door opento keep a possibility available for later, rather than closing it off
Teach these phrasesThe B2 lesson “Making Plans” turns them into a full 50 to 60 minute lesson with a reading, exercises and speaking tasks.
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Teach these phrasesThe C1 lesson “Making Plans” turns them into a full 50 to 60 minute lesson with a reading, exercises and speaking tasks.
See the C1 lesson pack
See the C1 lesson pack