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RonnieSPEAK ENGLISH: You’re Invited to Dinner!
Invited to dinner? Don’t know what to say or do? I’m here to help! In this real life English vocabulary lesson, you will learn language you can use to invite people to dinner, and to accept invitations. It doesn’t stop there! I’ll take you from the invitation, to the front door, to the kitchen, to the dinner table, and back to the front door again as you say goodbye to your hosts (or guests!). Are you hungry? Help yourself! If you’re not full after the lesson, you can do the quiz for dessert.Related Lessons
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