Making Offers, Suggestions, and Invitations
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B- MAKINGS OFFERS / SUGGESTIONS / INVITATIONS (DAVETTE ÖNERİDE TEKLİFTE BULUNMA) 1. Would you like (to).............................? Would you like to go to cinema with me? Would you like some more sugar? 2. Do you want (to).............................? Do you want orange juice? Do you want to come over tomorrow? 3. Shall we .............................? Shall we play chess after school? Shall we watch a movie together? 4. What about.............................? How about .............................? What about studying for the exam together? How about going to gym after class? What about a slumber party tomorrow? 5. Why don't you .............................? Why don't we .............................? Why don't you buy a gift for Jack?
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Hi Elanur, let's explore how to make offers, suggestions, and invitations in English, using the structures from your textbook.
Making Offers and Invitations
First, we have polite forms like 'Would you like' and 'Do you want'. We use these to offer someone something or invite them to do an action.
Politeness
- Would you like: Followed by a noun or 'to' plus a verb.
- Do you want: A bit more direct, also takes a noun or 'to' plus a verb.
Next, let's look at how to suggest activities for a group, using 'Shall we' and the 'How about' structures.
Making Suggestions
- Shall we: Used to suggest we do something together, usually followed by the base form of the verb.
- What about / How about: These are followed by an -ing form of the verb, because 'about' is a preposition.
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