Dialogue 1:
A:
Hey, Erica, what are you doing?
B: I just got out of class and I was on my way to the
library.
A: What are you doing tomorrow night?
B: I don't know. I haven't made any plans yet. Why?
A: There's a party at Matt's apartment.
B: I don't even really know him very well.
A: It doesn't matter. Even if it did, you can come since you're my
friend.
B: Okay. I think I will. Tomorrow night?
A: Yeah, tomorrow night. Come by my dorm room about eight.
B: Sounds good. I'll see you then.
Dialogue
2:
A:
I'm tired of studying.
B: Me too. Let's get out of here.
A: By the way. Steve and I are going hiking this weekend. Do you
want to come?
B: When? Where are you going?
A: Saturday. We're going up to Marion State Park.
B: It's going to be cold.
A: Don't be so sensitive. Do you want to go or
not?
B: Sure. Do I need to bring anything special?
A: Just warm clothes and some good boots.
B: No problem there.
A: Good. I'll give you a call tomorrow with specific details.
B: Thanks for the invitation. I'll talk to you
tomorrow.
Dialogue
3:
A:
Are you busy?
B: Not really. I'm just looking over these account figures.
A: Did you get this dinner invitation from the company?
B: Yeah, I guess you did too.
A: It looks like everyone in this office is going out to the new
seafood restaurant.
B: Are you going?
A: I don't know. It's a Friday night.
B: That's true. I don't know if I want to spend a Friday night with
my coworkers.
A: It'll look bad if we don't go.
B: Maybe we should just go and only stay for a short while.
A: Who knows how long that could be? Let's just tell the boss that
we're already made
plans.
B: Are you sure you want to turn down a company invitation?
A: Do you want spend your Friday night with these people?
B: Good point.
Dialogue 4:
A: I
had a good time tonight.
B: Me too. Dinner was better than I expected.
A: Yeah, that was a nice restaurant.
B: Do you want to go out again sometime?
A: Yes, that would be nice. I'd like that.
B: I would ,too.
A: Look, it's not that late. Do you have to get up early?
B: No, not really. Why?
A: Well, I was going to invite you in for some coffee.
B: Coffee? That sounds nice.
A: Good. Come in. I'll make us a pot of coffee.
B: Thank you. That would be nice.
Dialogue 5:
A:
Hey, Oliver. I heard that you were a pretty good ping-pong
player.
B: I'm okay. Why do you ask?
A: I wanted someone to play against, someone who would be kind of a
challenge.
B: Then I think you're come to the right place.
A: Glad to hear it. I'd like to invite you to a match. Are you free
Saturday afternoon?
B: I think so. What time?
A: Oh, about 2 o'clock.
B: And where?
A: The school gym, of course.
B: Okay. I accept your invitation.
A: Good! I'll see you then.